Chelsea Stuns PSG 3-0 in FIFA Club World Cup Final

Chelsea made history as the first champion of the new 32-team FIFA Club World Cup format after defeating Paris Saint-Germain 3-0 at MetLife Stadium, New Jersey.

Cole Palmer emerged as the star performer with an outstanding contribution — scoring twice and providing an assist for João Pedro. The English forward opened Chelsea’s account in the 21st minute with a precise left-footed finish.

Chelsea’s dominance became more evident when Palmer doubled the lead with a brilliant individual effort — beating PSG’s defender before sending the ball into the corner. João Pedro then added to PSG’s misery with a third goal before halftime.

PSG’s nightmare evening worsened when João Neves received a red card in the 86th minute — VAR revealed his action of pulling Chelsea defender Marc Cucurella’s hair.

“Palmer is a special talent. He’s calm and confident both on and off the pitch,” noted football observers.

The stadium filled with 82,500 spectators provided a vibrant atmosphere throughout the match — Chelsea supporters dominated the stands with their characteristic blue flags and banners.