Chelsea crushed Spanish side Real Betis 4-1 in the final of the UEFA Conference League to become the first team in Europe to win all the continental trophies on offer.
Goals from Enzo Fernandez, Nicolas Jackson, Jadon Sancho and Moises Caicedo helped the London side cap off a massive second-half comeback after being 0-1 down at the break.
Chelsea has now won the Champions League, Europa League, UEFA Cup Winners Cup and the Conference League – the last one, a relatively new addition, was founded as the third-tier competition in 2021.
Betis were gunning for their first-ever European trophy and it seemed like they were on course to achieving it in front of their boisterous supporters in Wroclaw, Poland, but Chelsea showed why the team has been an outlier in the tournament right from the first match day.
In all, Chelsea has scored 42 goals in 13 games in campaign, highlighting the gulf in class between the English side and every other team it faced in the competition.
The win caps off a redemptive season for Chelsea, which is back in the Champions League and now has made history with multiple European trophies with one of the youngest squads in Europe.
