The pair were interviewed by the hosts' official website after the Blues' 2-0 win at Stamford Bridge, a result that comfortably takes them into the quarter-finals of the Champions League.
Terry was charged with marking Drogba out of the game on his return to west London and kept the Ivorian quiet for the most part.
But that didn't stop the ex-England skipper ribbing his former team-mate after the game.
'He was trying to get me booked all night, wasn't he?' Terry laughed. 'I'm glad I don't play against him week after week.'
Drogba was given a rapturous welcome by his old supporters and reignited his love affair with Jose Mourinho in the build-up to the second leg.
The reception was nothing less than he deserved according to Terry.
'It felt strange playing against each other. There's no one better in the world to this day for me,' he added.
'He deserved the send off he got. And after what happened in Munich it's nice for him to come back and for the fans to do what they did.'
Drogba was unusually short of words afterwards, simply saying: 'It was good. There were a lot of emotions. It was a tough game.'
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