In a historic night at Wrocław Stadium on May 28, 2025, Chelsea FC secured a resounding 4-1 victory over Real Betis in the UEFA Conference League final, becoming the first club to win all five major UEFA competitions.

Match Overview

Real Betis took an early lead in the 9th minute through Abde Ezzalzouli. However, Chelsea responded emphatically in the second half:

• 65′: Enzo Fernández headed in the equalizer from a Cole Palmer cross.

• 70′: Nicolas Jackson converted another Palmer assist to put Chelsea ahead.

• 83′: Substitute Jadon Sancho curled in a brilliant third goal.

• 90+1′: Moisés Caicedo’s deflected shot sealed the 4-1 victory.

Cole Palmer was named Man of the Match for his pivotal role in orchestrating the comeback.

Historic Achievement

With this win, Chelsea has now claimed every major UEFA club trophy:

• UEFA Champions League: 2012, 2021

• UEFA Europa League: 2013, 2019

• UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup: 1971, 1998

• UEFA Super Cup: 1998, 2021

• UEFA Conference League: 2025

This victory also marks the first time since 2001 that an English club has defeated a Spanish side in a European final.

Off-Field Incidents

The match was marred by pre-game violence in Wrocław, where clashes between Chelsea and Real Betis fans led to 28 arrests. Polish authorities responded with a zero-tolerance policy to ensure safety.

Looking Ahead

Chelsea’s triumph not only adds to their illustrious history but also secures their place in the 2025-26 UEFA Champions League, having finished fourth in the Premier League.

Real Betis, despite the loss, can take pride in reaching their first European final, showcasing their growth under manager Manuel Pellegrini.

For Chelsea, this victory underlines their resurgence on the European stage and sets a high bar for the upcoming season.