10  unknown facts about the soccer club Chelsea Most fans didn't know

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 Chelsea is not an original name. Initially, it was established as London Football Club, later changed to Chelsea when they joined the football league in 1905.

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Stamford Bridge is the home ground of Chelsea FC; fast time was originally offered to Fulham FC, who declined the offer. Chelsea acquired it in 1905.

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Chelsea won their first title in 1995; this victory remains one of the biggest in English Football history.

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Chelsea's official mascot, Stamford the Lion, was introduced in 1952.

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Chelsea has recorded consecutive unbeaten home matches in the English league.

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Chelsea didn't win their first FA Cup until 1970.

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In 2012, Chelsea made history by becoming the first London club to win the UEFA Champions League. 

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The current crest, introduced in 2005, features a lion rampant holding a staff.

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The club's official anthem, "Blue is the Colour," was released in 1972.

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Chelsea is the only club in London to win all three major UEFA competitions – the Champions League and the UEFA Europa League.

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