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Chelsea Crowned Club World Cup Champions After Thrashing PSG 3-0

Chelsea are the new FIFA Club World Cup champions after defeating Paris Saint-Germain 3-0, with Cole Palmer’s brace and João Pedro’s debut goal sealing the historic win.
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Chelsea have written their name in football history once again after a dominant 3-0 victory over Paris Saint-Germain secured them the inaugural title under FIFA’s expanded Club World Cup format.

A sensational brace from Cole Palmer and a debut goal from new signing João Pedro capped off a stunning performance at the iconic MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on Sunday night.

Cole Palmer, who has grown into one of Chelsea’s standout performers, delivered when it mattered most. He struck twice and provided the assist for João Pedro’s goal, underlining his status as one of Europe’s brightest young stars.

The Blues stunned the Champions League holders PSG, who came into the final as clear favourites after demolishing Real Madrid 4-0 in the semi-final. But instead, it was Chelsea who raced into a 3-0 lead before half-time a scoreline that PSG could not recover from.

The atmosphere was electric, with 81,118 fans packing the MetLife Stadium against the dramatic backdrop of the Manhattan skyline. Former US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump were among the high-profile guests in attendance.

Adding to the sense of occasion was FIFA’s first-ever half-time show at a tournament final, giving the clash a unique Super Bowl-like feel at the home of NFL giants the New York Giants and New York Jets.

For Luis Enrique’s PSG, the loss is a bitter pill after a remarkable season that saw them conquer Europe and win the French league and cup double. Despite pocketing around $125 million in prize money the same as Chelsea the Parisians will be disappointed not to add this new global trophy to their collection.

They now have a month to recover before facing Tottenham Hotspur in the UEFA Super Cup.

For Chelsea fans, this emphatic triumph is a sign of hope and ambition under manager Mauricio Pochettino. The Club World Cup win adds to the club’s glittering collection of international silverware and shows the Blues mean business on the global stage once again.

With Cole Palmer’s brilliance and João Pedro’s dream debut, the future looks bright at Stamford Bridge.

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