On a historic night at Stadion Wrocław in Poland, Chelsea FC overwhelmed Real Betis 4–1 in the 2025 UEFA Europa Conference League final, becoming the first club in football history to win all four major UEFA competitions.

A Night to Remember for Chelsea Fans

Real Betis took an early lead in the 9th minute through Abdessamad Ezzalzouli, assisted by the evergreen Isco. But from that point on, it was all Chelsea.

Enzo Fernández led the comeback with a powerful header in the 65th minute, converting a perfectly timed Cole Palmercross. Just five minutes later, Nicolas Jackson made it 2-1 with a sharp finish, again thanks to Palmer's creativity.

The floodgates opened after that. Jadon Sancho, whose Chelsea revival has been noteworthy, added the third goal in the 83rd minute. Finally, Moisés Caicedo capped off the rout with a stoppage-time stunner, sealing Chelsea’s most dominant European final performance in recent memory.

 
A Landmark in European Club History

Chelsea’s victory was more than just a win—it was historic. They are now the first club to win:

• UEFA Champions League
• UEFA Europa League
• UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup
• UEFA Conference League

This unprecedented feat underlines Chelsea’s status as a powerhouse in European club football. The Conference League win completes their continental collection, a milestone no other club can currently claim.

 
Real Betis's Brave Battle

For Real Betis, this final marked their first appearance in a European final. Though they couldn't sustain their early advantage, the journey to the final was a breakthrough moment for Manuel Pellegrini’s side.

The performances of Isco and Ezzalzouli stood out, and Betis fans will hope the experience gained on this European adventure fuels future campaigns.

 
What This Means Going Forward

Both teams had already qualified for European competition next season via domestic league standings. But for Chelsea, this triumph boosts morale and adds momentum to what has been a transitional but ambitious campaign.

Their Conference League success, inspired by stars like Cole Palmer, Enzo Fernández, and Caicedo, could mark the beginning of a new era under the current managerial regime.

 
Final Score: Chelsea 4–1 Real Betis

Scorers: Ezzalzouli (9') | Fernández (65'), Jackson (70'), Sancho (83'), Caicedo (90+3')

Chelsea fans around the world can now proudly say: they’ve won it all.

 
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