Whatever Isaiah Jay Brown goes on to accomplish in the game, it’s unlikely he’ll ever forget this weekend. On Friday, the 18-year-old played an integral part in Chelsea’s 4-0 demolition of Roma to earn a place in the UEFA Youth League final. Sometime that evening, he heard news that Jose Mourinho required his services. So back he went to London, sitting amongst the substitutes on the Loftus Road bench, the No 37 on his back, as the Blues took another big step towards the Premier League title. Two goal hero Izzy Brown holds aloft the trophy as Chelsea win the UEFA Youth Team League . Brown was the star of the show in the final, scoring two goals as Chelsea defeated Shakhtar Donetsk 3-2 . Goal scorers Dominic Solanke (left) and Brown pose with their medals in their mouths after sealing victory . Chelsea's Under 19 squad celebrate their European victory after an impressive campaign . The Blues defeated teams of the calibre of Atletico Madrid and Roma to reach the final . Solanke and Brown clutch the trophy after taking the plaudits for netting the goals . Chelsea youngster Ola Aina joins fans for a selfie after the final whistle in Switzerland . Chelsea: Collins; Aina, Christensen, Clarke-Salter, Dasilva; Loftus-Cheek, Colkett; Brown (c), Musonda (Abraham 84), Boga (Palmer 71); Solanke . Substitutes not used: Thompson (GK); Tomori, Scott, Sammutt, Sterling . Scorers: Brown 7, 55; Solanke 47 . Coach: Adi Viveash . Shakhtar Donetsk: Kudryk (c); Kyryukhantsev, Sahutkin, Mayviyenko, Hladchenko; Vachiberadze, Pikhalonok; Arendaruk (Merkushov 78), Zubkov, Shtander (Kovalenko 71); Boryachuk . Substitutes not used: Yefanov (GK); Shevchenko, Senytskyy, Hlahola, Fursov . Scorers: Christensen own goal 37; Kovalenko 90+1 . Booked: Vachiberadze, Kovalenko . Coach: Valeriy Kryventsov . Referee: Serdar Gozubuyuk (Holland) Afterwards, it was back to the airport and back to the shores of Lake Geneva. And there, on Monday afternoon, he pulled on the captain’s armband once more and scored two goals to inspire Chelsea’s academy side to European glory. There’s never a frown with Izzy Brown, it would seem. His excellent individual performance was one of many as the Blues dominated Shakhtar Donetsk to become the second name, after Barcelona, to be inscribed on the handsome Youth League trophy. The French winger Jeremie Boga was dangerous throughout and crafted the two goals - one for Dominic Solanke, the other for Brown - early in the second-half that finally rewarded Chelsea’s dominance. As for Solanke, his place on the scoresheet was just inevitable. The deadly England Under 18 striker has made this tournament his own, thriving on the European stage. His 47th-minute goal, a towering header from Boga’s perfect, dinked delivery from the left, took his season’s tally to 12. Solanke is, by some distance, the tournament’s top goalscorer and it’s greatest success this year. Brown, who was snatched away from West Brom's youtyh system, fired home to give Chelsea the lead . Brown races off to celebrate his opening strike closely followed by his Chelsea team-mates . Brown, who was named on the bench for Chelsea's game against QPR on Sunday, celebrates his second goal . Brown is mobbed on the floor as team-mates rush to congratulate him for his opener . Group G . Chelsea 4-1 Schalke . Sporting CP 0-5 Chelsea . Chelsea 2-0 Maribor . Maribor 0-7 Chelsea . Schalke 2-0 Chelsea . Chlesea 6-0 Sporting CP . Last 16: Chelsea 3-1 Zenit St Petersburg . Quarter-finals: Chelsea 2-0 Atletico Madrid . Semi-finals: Chelsea 4-0 Roma . Final: Chelsea 3-2 Shakhtar Donetsk . Indeed, he might have had a hat-trick, somehow failing to connect with a drilled low Charly Musonda cross two yards out on the stroke of half-time and blazing over from point-blank range when Brown teed him up in the second period. Mourinho recognised his hot form with a senior debut against Maribor in the Champions League back in October. We now wait and wonder whether he’ll get any more first-team action, something that can be easily extended to all these players. Brown has also been involved with the first-team squad and his two goals here were both well-conceived and clinically finished. He gave Chelsea, who had racked up 33 goals in nine matches in reaching this point, the perfect start after just seven minutes. Showing no signs of fatigue after all that commuting, Brown thundered home Solanke’s low cross, culminating one of the many intricate passing moves Chelsea put together in the game. His second - Chelsea’s third - came on 55 minutes and killed the contest. Boga took his time in assessing the options in front of him and eventually found Brown inside the area. The captain swiveled and placed a fine left-footed shot into the far corner. Shakhtar drew level when Blues defender Andreas Christensen (centre) scored an own goal in the first-half . Leading scorer Solanke put Chelsea back in the lead shortly after the interval with a close range header . Chelsea striker Solanke wheels away after netting in the Blues' 3-2 victory over Shakhtar Donetsk . Solanke celebrates his goal with the impressive Jeremie Boga who provided the assist . Solanke leaps for joy after handing Chelsea the lead while becoming the tournament's top scorer . That knocked the stuffing out of Shakhtar’s challenge. The Ukrainians had reached this point having not lost a game, though they had laboured in overcoming Olympiacos in the last 16 and Benfica in the quarter-finals, winning both on penalties. They had also come from behind to beat Anderlecht 3-1 in Friday’s semi-final, that contest a stark contrast to the ease of Chelsea’s demolition of Roma. Having created little of note, they drew level late in the first-half when the unfortunate Chelsea centre-half Andreas Christensen diverted a dangerous Deny Arendaruk cross beyond his goalkeeper Bradley Collins. The Denmark under 21 defender looked crestfallen but the wrong was quickly righted by Chelsea’s rapier-sharp attack. Brown completed his brace with a drilled shot from outside the area in the second half . Chelsea's rising star goes to celebrate with team-mate Charly Musonda after netting the eventual winner . Chelsea youth manager Adrian Viveash rallies his troops from the touchline . French attacking midfielder Boga, who set up two goals for the Blues during the match, takes a free-kick . Chelsea youngsters, led by captain Brown, begin their celebrations by raising aloft the trophy . Chelsea youth manager Viveash raises the Lennart Johansson trophy as his side are crowned champions . A second for Shakhtar, through substitute Viktor Kovalenko in stoppage time, came too late to change the outcome. And as Brown lifted the Youth League trophy beneath cloudless skies in this most picturesque of venues, Chelsea strengthened their claim to have England’s best academy. They are the defending Under 21 Premier League champions and will put their FA Youth Cup title on the line against Manchester City next week. Success on the European stage only adds another trophy to their collection. The real test comes in seeing whether Brown, Solanke, Boga and the rest of their talented cohort can graduate to Chelsea’s first team. While the likes of UEFA president Michel Platini and even former Chelsea defender Paulo Ferreira were expected guests at the UEFA Youth League final, there was one familiar face in the stands who did cause a surprise... former UN secretary-general Kofi Annan. Former UN secretary-general Kofi Annan revealed himself as a football fan by attending the final .
Chelsea captain Izzy Brown opened the scoring from close range on 7mins . Blues defender Andreas Christensen scored an own goal to level the score . Dominic Solanke handed the initiative back to Chelsea after the interval . Brown netted a second but Adrian Viveash's side could have won by more . Substitute Viktor Kovalenko scored an injury time consolation for Shakhtar .