Huddersfield secured their Premier League status for next season and severely dented Chelsea’s top-four hopes by battling to a 1-1 draw at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday
This latest performance of grit and outstanding defensive organisation, plus a famous goal by Laurent Depoitre (50), all-but relegates Swansea City, who need a 10-goal swing on the final day to turn the tables on Southampton
For Chelsea, Marcos Alonso's equaliser (60) wasn't enough to deny the tenacious Terriers, who survived a late onslaught from the Blues, with goalkeeper Jonas Lossl in fine form - including an incredible one-handed save to deny Andreas Christensen
The result leaves Antonio Conte's men needing Brighton to beat Liverpool at Anfield on the final day for any hope of finishing in the top four
But this night was all about Huddersfield and the masterful David Wagner, who has kept his side up against the odds and only spent a remarkable eight days in the relegation zone all season despite their minuscule budget
Fresh from their defensive masterclass against champions Manchester City, Huddersfield started where they left off at the Etihad Stadium
 Chelsea bossed the ball but created little in open play
Set-pieces seemed their best route and Anthony Rudiger somehow turned a Cesar Azpilicueta flick-on wide from two yards out on 13 minutes
With Jonathan Hogg and Aaron Mooy spearheading Huddersfield's bite and organisation in midfield, the hosts were becoming frustrated
 Alvaro Morata skipped through on goal 40 minutes but failed to find a decisive finish after rounding Lossl
After the break, Huddersfield sensationally took the lead with their first opening of the game
 Cries for a foul on Willian were ignored by referee Lee Mason and Mooy charged forward
 His ball was bravely attacked by Depoitre, who bounced off Willy Caballero and gleefully tucked the ball into the empty net
Conte called for reinforcements from the bench as Eden Hazard and Olivier Giroud entered the fray
The pressure told on 62 minutes when Azpilicueta's cross was smacked clear by Zanka, but only straight into the face of Alonso, who knew nothing about it but had equalised for his team
From then on Chelsea set up camp in Huddersfield territory
 Azpilicueta and Willian were providing great service on the right but both Morata and Giroud couldn't force a winner home
When the hosts did find a route to goal, Lossl was there to deny them - and in spectacular fashion on 83 minutes
After an almighty scramble a half-clearance fell to Christensen but his header was somehow tipped onto the post by Lossl
Huddersfield needed their goalkeeper again in the final stages as he beat away a powerful attempt from Morata while Giroud also hooked a close-range effort wide
Huddersfield negotiated the six minutes of added time
 Cue wild celebrations, led by their quite marvellous manager
 "We must be focused to finish this season
 We have another game and an FA Cup final - then the club will do their best to improve their situation
"I think for this season, for sure, it is my last home game
 Not only me, but the players too
 I don't have anything to add
 It is not my task, there is a club to judge the situation and then take the best decision
""It's a bigger achievement than the promotion - last season we were predicted to get relegated and we won promotion
"Tonight, I think we have seen everything that counts for us and this is desire, passion, effort, attitude and togetherness and I am a strong believer that if you have the passion and desire and the spirit, you can compete sometimes with top quality
"If ever you needed an example of how important having a top-class operator between the sticks is, then this was it
 Lossl's save from Christensen was quite simply, extraordinary
 With the ball heading into the top corner, the goalkeeper flung every inch of his being towards the ball and somehow got a strong enough touch on it to divert it onto the post
 He's conceded just one goal in 180 minutes of football against Manchester City and Chelsea in the last week - and an unfortunate one at that
 Sublime stuff
Chelsea face a final day trip to Newcastle ahead of their FA Cup final date with Manchester United on May 19, while Huddersfield host Arsenal in what will be Arsene Wenger's final game in charge of the Gunners
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