Chelsea makes history by winning UEFA Conference League, full clean sweep of European trophies. Football news

Chelsea defeated Real Betis 4–1 in the final of the UEFA Conference League at Vrockla on Wednesday to finish in football history, which became the first club to win all five UEFA clubs tournaments. Despite falling back quickly, Chelsea’s second half -performance performed by the talent of Coal Palsey scored him four -existent goals through Enzo Fernandez, Nicholas Jackson, Jadon Sancho and Moise Cesso.Under the ownership of Todh Bohli, Vijay Chelsea’s first trophy, which began in 2022, fulfills its collection of UEFA trophies including Champions League, Europea League, Conference League, Super Cup and Cup winning cups.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Real Betis started firmly, taking lead in the ninth minute when Abde Ezalzauli converted after a clever pass from captain ISCO, after the loss of Malo Guvsto’s possession.The Spanish side dominated the first half, Mark Bartra tested from the distance with the goalkeeper Philippers Philip Jorgensen and Johnny Cardso was getting closer with a unholy shot.Chelsea manager Anzo Marska’s second half changed the game, especially the introduction of Rece James for the struggling Gusto.“The club has invested a lot of money in the last three or four years, so they are also waiting for the results,” Marska told TNT Sports. “Hopefully it can be an early point and from tonight, from this season, (we are) can do some important construction.”The influence of Kol Palmer proved to be decisive, providing an accurate cross to the header of Fernandez in the first 65th minute.Five minutes later, Palmer’s Kaushal created another opportunity, which led to Jackson for the second goal of Chelsea.Substite Jadon Sancho enhanced Chelsea’s lead in the 83rd minute, combining with Kiran Davesbury-Hall before finishing from an angle.Moises Caicedo completed the scoring with a strike from the edge of the box, sealing Chelsea’s widespread win.The result ends an extraordinary run of Spanish success in the major final, breaking the sequence of 27 consecutive wins for Spanish teams in various competitions including the World Cup, European Championship, Champions League and UEFA Cup/Europea League.

Chelsea’s victory pointed to a successful end for his season, which acquired the Champions League qualification with fourth place in the Premier League.Todd Bohli joined the ceremony on the pitch after the match, marking a significant moment in his own ownership of the club.The final was played against the backdrop of fan tension at Vrookla, in which Polish Interior Minister Tomasese Seoniaq reported 28 arrests after clashes between supporters at the city’s market square.