In the fourth round of the Delta Distance Challenge, Gary Cahill’s successful total passing distance of 300 metres put him nearest to the 318m target - the height of the Chrysler Building in New York City.
The centre-back narrowly beat Willian in the 1-1 draw with Liverpool on Wednesday night, with the Brazilian winger’s passes covering 281m.
Chelsea’s top passer on the night was Eden Hazard (874m), who scored their goal in the tie, with playmaker Cesc Fabregas near the top of the rankings once again on 861m.
The winner of the fourth round of the Delta Distance Challenge will receive two tickets to a game at Stamford Bridge.
All successful entrants will also go into the end-of-season Grand Prize draw to win a pair of Delta One business class tickets to New York City, with five runners up receiving a signed Chelsea shirt.
The fifth and final Challenge of the season closes at kick-off on Sunday, May 15 when Chelsea take on Leicester City at Stamford Bridge - make sure you enter for another opportunity to win flights to the Big Apple with Delta Air Lines.
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