OR Chelsea Although he was losing, he showed that he did not have an opponent in this year’s Conference League and with a great overturn he won 4-1 the fair Betis conquering the trophy in Wroclaw, Poland.
Chelsea was the big favorite before the match, with Enzo Maresa’s team making it difficult for the first 45 minutes, but by pressing the foot in the throttle in the second half “cleaned” Betis, who in her first European final history could not get the title.
Great game by Palmer (2 assists) and Enso Fernandes (goals) who were Chelsea’s driving lips, which is now the first and only club in Europe to hold all European Cups (Champions League, Europa League, Conference League).
The game
Betis entered more enthusiasm and tension in the game, which resulted in the Spanish team just in the 9th minute with Abdé El Zalzouli. After a nice vertical pass of Isco, the Moroccan extremist who had been forgotten by the London defense made a powerful shot with the left, sending the ball into the nets of Chelsea.
The goal has brought it reasonable to the “Betiko” friends who saw their team score its first goal in a final European competition!
In fact, in the 13th Betis could make it 2-0, but Jorgensen said no to a terrible Bartrean shot, while keeping his team in the game.
Gradually the Londoners balanced the race, but Betis’ stunning defensive function resulted in Chelsea failing to make the final goal, with the half time ending 1-0 in favor of Betis.
In the repetition, however, things were completely different. Chelsea entered the throttle with Maresa’s players looking for the goal that would bring the game into balance. This is how the “blue” managed to make it 1-1 after the pressure they had made, when, after a sweet Palmer cross, Edso Fernatnes scored the coveted goal.
In fact, five minutes later the Londoners made the total overthrow, when, after Palmer’s wonderful energy, Jackson headed with Chelsea with Chelsea now 1-0 at 2-1!
The Londoners, as time went on, showed more stocks as opposed to Betis who showed it to be “extinguished” by forces. In this way, in a long-term phase, Sancho also put his name on the scorer in the 83rd minute, raising the score to 3-1.
However, this was not the final score. And this is because at 90+1΄ with the heights, he tried a powerful shot that ended up in the depths of Betis’ home, with the middle from Ecuador putting the icing on the cake, making it 4-1 and giving triumph dimensions.
Betis (Manuel Pelegrini): Adrian, Cardoso (85 ′ Lo Selso), Bartre, Natan, Sampali, Fornals (85 ′ Altimira), Isco, Rodriguez (46 ′ Pero), Anthony, Bakabou (72 ′ Rubal), Ezalzouli (53)
CELSI (Enso Maresca): Yorgensen, Gust (46 ′ James), Tsaloba, Bandashil (61 ′ Cods), Koukoureya, Kaisedo, Fernandes, Neto (61 ′ Sancho), Palmer (87 ′ Guyu), Manduke (80)