Chelsea roared back in the second half to overturn a deficit and clinch the Conference League title with a commanding 4-1 victory over Real Betis at Wroclaw Stadium on Wednesday. Cole Palmer emerged as the catalyst for their resurgence, orchestrating a dominant attacking display.
Betis struck first through Abde Ezzalzouli, who capitalized on a clever reverse pass from Isco before firing a low drive into the far corner. The Spanish side controlled much of the first half, leaving Chelsea struggling to find rhythm.
However, the Blues flipped the script after the break, with Palmer at the heart of their revival. His pinpoint cross found Enzo Fernandez, who headed home in the 66th minute to level the score. Minutes later, Palmer dazzled on the right flank, slipping past a defender before setting up Nicolas Jackson for a close-range finish. Jadon Sancho and Moises Caicedo added late goals to seal the win, securing Chelseaโs seventh major European trophy in emphatic fashion.
