Chelsea clinched the Club World Cup title in a stunning performance, defeating Paris Saint-Germain 3-0 on Sunday at MetLife Stadium. With a sellout crowd of 81,118, the Blues showcased their dominance, led by Cole Palmer’s impressive brace. This victory marks Chelsea’s first Club World Cup title since 2021, a remarkable achievement in a 32-team format.
- Chelsea wins Club World Cup 3-0
- Cole Palmer scores two goals
- PSG's performance lacked intensity
- Chelsea's midfield dominated the match
- Joao Pedro fits well in Chelsea's attack
- PSG's season ends on a sour note
The match, held on 2025-07-13 23:10:00, saw Chelsea capitalize on PSG’s fatigue, scoring three goals in just 11 minutes. Malo Gusto opened the scoring, while Palmer played a central role in the team’s offensive onslaught. The Chelsea midfield, anchored by Enzo Fernandez and Moises Caicedo, effectively neutralized PSG’s threats, demonstrating their strength and cohesion.
This match raises an important question: can Chelsea maintain this level of performance moving forward? Their victory not only boosts morale but also sets a standard for future competitions.
- Cole Palmer scored two goals, proving pivotal in Chelsea’s attack.
- PSG struggled with fatigue, leading to a lackluster performance.
- Joao Neves received a red card, further complicating PSG’s efforts.
- Chelsea’s midfield outperformed PSG’s, showcasing depth and strategy.
Looking ahead, Chelsea aims to build on this momentum as they prepare for upcoming league matches, while PSG will seek to rebound in their next fixtures. Can the Blues continue their winning streak?
