
Chelsea showcased an outstanding performance by defeating Paris Saint-Germain 3–0 at MetLife Stadium on July 13, clinching the FIFA Club World Cup title in impressive style.
⚽ Palmer Leads the Way
England’s promising talent Cole Palmer shone brightly, scoring two first-half goals (22′ and 30′) and later setting up João Pedro for the crucial third goal just before the break.
Palmer’s poise and precise finishing secured him the Golden Ball as the tournament’s MVP.
🧠 Masterclass on Tactics by Maresca
Coach Enzo Maresca’s tactical plan was executed perfectly: Chelsea scored quickly and subsequently managed the match with solid defense and precise midfield performance.Maresca praised his team’s energy, saying they carried out the strategy “flawlessly.”
🛑 PSG Dominated
PSG, strong contenders after eliminating Atlético Madrid, Bayern Munich, and Real Madrid, appeared confused in New Jersey.
Their campaign deteriorated further when midfielder João Neves was dismissed late in the match for aggression, involving hair-pulling, reducing them to ten players.

🏆 Momentous Victory
Chelsea emerged as the first champions of the redesigned 32-team format. The victory represents a significant achievement under Todd Boehly’s ownership, underscoring the club’s international aspirations.
🎉 Celebrity-Packed Conclusion
The finale was marked by intense drama: confrontations after the match, a halftime performance with J Balvin, Doja Cat, and Chris Martin, and former President Donald Trump awarding the trophy before joining Maresca and captain Reece James on the stage.
Chelsea’s commanding display highlighted accuracy, depth, and style—and it all revolved around Cole Palmer transforming a significant moment into legend