First-half Blitz

Chelsea delivered a commanding performance in East Rutherford, dismantling Paris Saint-Germain 3–0 in the final at MetLife Stadium. All three goals came in the first half: Cole Palmer scored twice (22′ and 30′) and assisted João Pedro for the third in the 43rd minute.

Star of the Show: Cole Palmer

Palmer was sensational—two goals and an assist in a dominant display. He earned his second major honor of the season after Chelsea’s Europa Conference League triumph.

“It’s a great feeling. Everyone doubted us before the game,” praised Palmer.



Turning Point: Red Card & Post-match Tensions

PSG’s João Neves was sent off in the 85th minute for pulling Marc Cucurella’s hair, exacerbating tensions. After the final whistle, PSG coach Luis Enrique shoved João Pedro, sparking a heated scuffle involving players and staff.

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Trophy Presentation Controversy

U.S. President Donald Trump and FIFA President Gianni Infantino were present on the podium. Trump handed the trophy to Chelsea captain Reece James amid mixed crowd reactions.

Historic Win & Financial Windfall

•Chelsea secured their second Club World Cup title, the first coming in 2021.

•Attendance reached an impressive 81,118 spectators.

•With this win, Chelsea earnings rose to approximately $129.5 million.


Tactical Triumph

Under Enzo Maresca, Chelsea’s tactical plan excelled—relentless pressing and quick transitions left PSG reeling.

Implications & Next Steps

This victory boosts Chelsea’s standing on the global stage and builds momentum ahead of their domestic ambitions. PSG, despite a stellar season, faltered in the final, leaving questions for Luis Enrique’s squad.

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