US EditionChelsea win UEFA Conference League with 4-1 win over Real Betis
- Chelsea won the UEFA Conference League final by defeating Real Betis 4-1 on May 28, 2025, in Wroclaw.
- Chelsea reached the Conference League after a challenging domestic season and aimed to end that campaign with silverware.
- Real Betis took an early lead through Ezzalzouli in the ninth minute, but Chelsea equalized and then scored three more goals in the second half.
- Cole Palmer provided two key assists for the equalizer and the go-ahead goal, while Jadon Sancho and Moises Caicedo also scored to secure the win.
- Chelsea became the first club to win all four major European trophies, completing their set and marking the first silverware under Todd Boehly's ownership.
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Chelsea Destroys Betis in the Second Part and Takes Away the Dream of Conference League Champion
By Antonio Gutiérrez BRESLAVIA (Poland) (EFE).- Chelsea, who went to rest with the scoreboard against him after a bit of Moroccan Ez Abde, turned him around in the second, to the point that he got a score of 1-4 with which he shattered the Betis and his dream of debuting as European champion. The London team did not want the role of favorite and the Sevillean did not give it to him either, but the blues technician, the Italian Enzo Maresca, did …
The Chelsea Technician's Dart Against Pellegrini's Betis After the Score at the Conference League Final
Chelsea got the first title of her history in the Conference League. The London club scored for 4-1 on Manuel Pellegrini’s Betis, a squad that started in advantage in the first part of the duel fought in Poland. “I’m very happy. I was a little frustrated in the first part because I think we faced the game in the wrong way. I also had certain expectations. Joy was too much after winning Nottingham Forest, because one spends the whole season waiti…
Record nine English teams qualify for Europe - is yours one of them?
Chelsea will return to the Champions League next season (Picture: Getty Images) A record nine Premier League clubs will play in European competition next season across the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League. A unique set of circumstances has seen six English clubs make it into the Champions League for the first time. Two more Premier League sides will be competing in the Europa League, while one more spot has been taken up in …
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