Chelsea FC has made history by becoming the first club to win all four of UEFA’s major club competitions: the Champions League, Europa League, Cup Winners’ Cup, and now the Conference League. This unprecedented milestone was sealed with a 4-1 win over Real Betis in the 2025 UEFA Conference League Final, held at the Stadion Miejski in Wrocław, Poland.

How did the final unfold?

The match started with Real Betis taking early control. Ez Abde opened the scoring in the 9th minute with a sharp finish assisted by Isco, sending the Spanish fans into a frenzy. However, Chelsea mounted a powerful second-half comeback.

• Enzo Fernández equalized in the 65th minute.
• Nicolas Jackson made it 2-1 just five minutes later.
• Jadon Sancho put the game to bed with the third goal in the 83rd minute.
• Moises Caicedo sealed the match with a 4th goal in the 90+1' minute.

The comeback highlighted Chelsea’s depth and composure under pressure, showing why they remain a force in European football.

What does this title mean for Chelsea?

With this victory, Chelsea completes the full set of UEFA’s premier club trophies:

• Champions League : 2012, 2021
• Europa League : 2013, 2019
• Cup Winners’ Cup : 1971, 1998
• Conference League : 2025

This makes Chelsea the first and only club to win all four, a distinction that reinforces their legacy as one of Europe’s most successful modern clubs.

A proud night for Betis despite the loss

While the result didn’t go their way, Real Betis impressed in what was their first-ever European final. Under Manuel Pellegrini, they played attacking football and struck early through the Isco–Abde connection. The team held their own for much of the game, and midfielder Johnny Cardoso made history as the first American player to start in a European continental final.

Despite the defeat, Betis exits the tournament with pride—and the sense that bigger nights may lie ahead.