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John Terry names the Chelsea record that can never be broken.

 

The Chelsea Legend claims the record has never been and will never be broken. 

— Sportkeeda

Chelsea legend John Terry has claimed that the Blues' record of conceding just 15 goals in the 2004-05 Premier League campaign is unbeatable.

The west London side created multiple records in their title-winning campaign that season as they lost just one game. They kept 25 clean sheets in 38 league games, conceding just 15 goals, only nine of which were from open play.

Jose Mourinho's side also collected 95 points, which was a record at the time only to be broken later by Manchester City and Liverpool

Terry reposted a post highlighting these records and claimed that Chelsea's defensive record of conceding just 15 goals in a season will remain intact. He wrote:

"15 Goals conceded in the Premier League surely will never be beaten."

In comparison, the Blues have conceded 16 goals in 13 league games already in the 2022-23 campaign.

Terry was a big part of that record as he formed a formidable center-back partnership with Ricardo Carvalho in front of goalkeeper Petr Cech

It was Chelsea's first-ever Premier League title as they went on to win it four more times, including 2005-06 season as well. Terry led them to all five of those titles before moving to Aston Villa after the 2016-17 season, the last time the Blues won the title.

The former England international played 492 Premier League matches for the club, keeping 214 clean sheet.

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