English side Chelsea has been crowned the inaugural FIFA Club World Cup champions after their emphatic 3-0 win against Paris Saint-Germain on Sunday. Chelsea came in as the underdogs at the MetLife Stadium, United States of America (USA). But there was nothing in their performance, especially in the opening half, that they weren’t the favourites. Cole Palmer scored twice in an eight-minute spell in the opening half and then played through Joao Pedro just before the break to set up…

French team Paris Saint-Germain are now just one win away from a quadruple of trophies, having won the Ligue 1 title, Coupe de France, and UEFA Champions League this season. Luis Enrique’s men have set up a mouthwatering FIFA Club World Cup 2025 final with English outfit Chelsea after putting on a masterclass against Real Madrid on Wednesday evening. PSG ran out 4-0 winners against a hapless Real Madrid that had no answers to PSG’s relentless attacks at the MetLife…

Chelsea will await either Real Madrid or Paris Saint-Germain for a FIFA Club World Cup final showdown. The English outfit booked their spot in the decider with a 2-0 win over Brazilian side Fluminense on Tuesday evening at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, USA. And it was Fluminense’s former player Joao Pedro who did the damage, netting a brace against his home country team. The Blues’ newest addition, who came through the Fluminense youth system, ended the Brazilians’ hopes…

Chelsea have announced the signing of Brazil international Joao Pedro from Brighton and Hove Albion. The 23-year-old forward has penned a long-term deal with the Blues that runs through to 2033, and joins the squad immediately ahead of their FIFA Club World Cup quarter-final against Palmeiras in the early hours of Saturday morning South African time. “Everyone knows this is a big club with a great history,” Joao Pedro said. “They had brilliant players in the past and have brilliant…

Newly crowned UEFA Conference League winners Chelsea have made history by completing the set of UEFA club trophies. The English side came from a goal down to beat Real Betis of Spain 4-1 in Thursday’s final played in Wroclaw, Poland, to become the first team in history to win all five European trophies. The Blues’ trophy cabinet is now home to the UEFA Conference League (2024/25), UEFA Champions League (2011/12, 2020/21), UEFA Europa League (2012/13, 2018/19), UEFA Super Cup (1998,…