Former Chelsea striker Fabio Borini enjoyed being Sunderland's matchwinner at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.
The Italian, on loan from champions-elect Liverpool, kept his cool to carefully slide home a second-half penalty on Saturday and inflict manager Jose Mourinho's first Premier League home defeat at the 78th attempt.
"I like to make history," Borini told reporters at Stamford Bridge. "This season has been fantastic for me and I achieved a few things that will always be in the history of Sunderland, like this game.
"It is a great target when you come here and you play against a team that never gets beaten at home and you have the chance to be the first."
