In an exciting and unexpected match, Chelsea Football Team managed to defeat Paris Saint-Germain 3-0 in the 2025 Club World Cup Final and become the first champion of this new tournament.
Publish dateMonday 14 July 2025 - 11:12
Story Code : 321787
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): The final of the first Club World Cup was held last night at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, USA, between Chelsea, England and Paris Saint-Germain, France. The match, which was refereed by Alireza Faghani, a renowned Iranian referee, ended with a 3-0 victory for Enzo Marsca's team.
In this match, which was held on Sunday evening, July 13, 2025, at 23:30 Kabul time, in New Jersey, USA. Cole Palmer, the young and brilliant star of Chelsea, became the founder of this great victory with two goals in the 22nd and 30th minutes. Joao Pedro scored the third goal in the 43rd minute with a spectacular chip shot.
In the second half, PSG made a great comeback, but the brilliance of Chelsea goalkeeper Robert Sanchez prevented the result from changing the result. The French team's most important chances were missed by Ousmane Dembele, Doue and Vitinha.
In the 86th minute, PSG's Portuguese player Joao Nos was sent off after a VAR review for pulling Marc Cucuria's hair, leaving the Parisians with ten men to finish the match.
With this victory, Chelsea not only defeated the European champions, but also won the title of the first 32-team Club World Cup and once again demonstrated the power of English football on a global level.
Cole Palmer won the title of the best player of the final with two goals and one assist. FIFA announced that the tournament will be held every four years from 2025 with 32 teams, similar to the format of the World Cup.
Meanwhile, European media described Chelsea's victory as "a turning point in the club's return to the top level of world football."
Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique said in a post-match press conference: "Chelsea deserved to win. We slept in the first half and we paid the price."
PSG fans took to social media to strongly criticize their star players' poor performance, especially Nou for his unprofessional behavior.
Sports experts believe that Chelsea's decisive victory in this match can be attributed to a combination of three factors:
First, the speed and efficiency of the attacking phase: Marsca's team effectively used counterattacks and played at a fast pace in the first half, effectively deciding the fate of the game in the first 45 minutes.
Second, the collapse of PSG's mental and defensive structure: after conceding the second goal, the team's players practically lost their focus and were unable to return to the game.
Third, the brilliance of Chelsea's young players, such as Palmer and Sanchez, paints a bright future for the club and shows that trust in the new generation, especially in such tournaments, can pay off. In a larger sense, this championship indicates the continuation of the dominance of English teams in international club competitions; an issue that could also affect the future of transfers and player valuations.
In this match, which was held on Sunday evening, July 13, 2025, at 23:30 Kabul time, in New Jersey, USA. Cole Palmer, the young and brilliant star of Chelsea, became the founder of this great victory with two goals in the 22nd and 30th minutes. Joao Pedro scored the third goal in the 43rd minute with a spectacular chip shot.
In the second half, PSG made a great comeback, but the brilliance of Chelsea goalkeeper Robert Sanchez prevented the result from changing the result. The French team's most important chances were missed by Ousmane Dembele, Doue and Vitinha.
In the 86th minute, PSG's Portuguese player Joao Nos was sent off after a VAR review for pulling Marc Cucuria's hair, leaving the Parisians with ten men to finish the match.
With this victory, Chelsea not only defeated the European champions, but also won the title of the first 32-team Club World Cup and once again demonstrated the power of English football on a global level.
Cole Palmer won the title of the best player of the final with two goals and one assist. FIFA announced that the tournament will be held every four years from 2025 with 32 teams, similar to the format of the World Cup.
Meanwhile, European media described Chelsea's victory as "a turning point in the club's return to the top level of world football."
Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique said in a post-match press conference: "Chelsea deserved to win. We slept in the first half and we paid the price."
PSG fans took to social media to strongly criticize their star players' poor performance, especially Nou for his unprofessional behavior.
Sports experts believe that Chelsea's decisive victory in this match can be attributed to a combination of three factors:
First, the speed and efficiency of the attacking phase: Marsca's team effectively used counterattacks and played at a fast pace in the first half, effectively deciding the fate of the game in the first 45 minutes.
Second, the collapse of PSG's mental and defensive structure: after conceding the second goal, the team's players practically lost their focus and were unable to return to the game.
Third, the brilliance of Chelsea's young players, such as Palmer and Sanchez, paints a bright future for the club and shows that trust in the new generation, especially in such tournaments, can pay off. In a larger sense, this championship indicates the continuation of the dominance of English teams in international club competitions; an issue that could also affect the future of transfers and player valuations.
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