East Rutherford, NJ – Chelsea was a clear Dalit before the FIFA Club World Cup final. Coal Palmer did not mind, and the pressure of a global stage did not slow her.
Palmer scored two goals and a sensational aid in a sensational half and Chelsea topped Paris St.-Germen 3–0 to win the FIFA Club World Cup on Sunday.
The 23 -year -old Winger scored in the 22nd and 30th minutes and Joao Pedro fought the third goal just before the Haftime, locked Palmer’s Fine Touch in the box. Meanwhile, Robert Sanchez saved six shots in his best performance of the tournament.
Chelsea, who won the 2021 Club World Cup, featured only eight teams, Portugal’s benfika and Brazil’s sides fought the Pamerus and Fluminance in the knockout to face Pamerus and Fluminance-six weeks from their first UEFA Champions League Trophy.
The European champion allowed just one goal in its first six matches of the cup. But on Sunday, Gianlouigi Donarumma of PSG rescued two out of just five shots on a goal.
In the 85th minute, the frustrated Paris people went down to 10 men when Joao Neos pulled the Chelsea defender Mark Kukurela from the hair, caught on the video review and shown red.
The changes behind the final whistle, and PSG coach Louis Enrich appeared to grab on Pedro’s neck, while he and Donarumma faced Chelsea’s players.
Enrich said in translated comments, “It was completely avoidable.” “My goal was to always separate footballers, there was a lot of stress and pressure, there was a complete bunch of pushing that we should try to avoid. My intention is to avoid spoiling it.”
The final ended the end of a month tournament with 32 teams representing six continents, co-holding the World Cup with Canada and Mexico next year before running a test to the United States.
President Donald Trump participated in the final as a guest of FIFA President Gianni Infantino. Trump presented the trophy to Chelsea and was on stage to celebrate with the club.
In his first year as a manager, Enzo Marska directed Blues to 2025-26 Champions League Births and won two trophies in the club World Cup after his victory at the UEFA Conference League.
“I am especially happy for the players, because just a year ago when I came to the club, I said after the first press conference … We said many times that talent is not enough,” Marska said. “We need to sacrifice, we need readiness, we need a game plan with all players (facing).
Kukurela made an important stop to score the game in the 16th minute. Fabian Ruiz made Doa a great pass throughout the box for a will, which could shoot it, but instead tried a Centring Pass to a team partner which Kukurela intercepted.
Six minutes later, Palmer – whose first attempt was barely left wide in the eighth – the scoring began.
Malo Gusto picked up a free header from PSG’s Nuno Mendes and ran into the box. After a fancy drill to create space, her shot was blocked to the right on her feet, so she fed the palmer into the left corner bottom for the left leg.
Levi Colevil earned Pamer assistance to the second goal for his long ball downfield. From there, Palmer peacefully moved towards the center of the 18-yard line and removed the same low, left-leg for a uniform target.
In the 43rd, Palmer tapped a pass between two defenders for Pedro, who popped his shot on the right shoulder of a huge Donarumma.
Sanchez, just before the goal line, a pigeon to meet the stoppage-time header of the Navs. His bravery continued in the second half, as he removed a shot from the close range by Osman Deambale.
Palmer was named the player of the tournament. His three goals and two assistance, bound to the most target contribution of any player, came during the knockout phase.
Speaking to Broadcaster Dzan Postgeam, Palmer praised Marska’s game plan for giving him an opportunity and said that he had to “repay” the manager by scoring some goals.
“He is making some special, some important construction,” Palmer said. “We are a young team. … I think we are going in the right direction.”
-Adam Zillonka, Field Level Media
