Chelsea Crowned Champions: Dominate PSG 3-0 to Win FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Final

Chelsea Outclass PSG to Clinch Their Second FIFA Club World Cup Title

New Jersey, July 14, 2025 – In a dazzling display of skill and dominance, Chelsea FC stormed past Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) with a 3-0 victory to win the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Final at MetLife Stadium. The English giants made history, becoming the first Premier League side to secure the Club World Cup title twice.

The win solidifies Chelsea's growing international legacy and caps off a stunning global campaign under head coach Enzo Maresca.

Final Score: Chelsea 3-0 PSG

Venue: MetLife Stadium, New Jersey

Date: July 13, 2025

Final Score: Chelsea 3 – 0 PSG

 Match Summary & Key Highlights

🔹 A Battle of European Powerhouses

Coming into the final, both Chelsea and PSG had only suffered one defeat each during the tournament. Chelsea had edged past Fluminense in a tight semifinal clash, while PSG had dismantled Real Madrid 4-0 in a surprising rout.

🔹 Chelsea Strike First

The London side set the tempo early, striking midway through the first half and never letting go of control. Their attacking prowess left PSG reeling as Chelsea doubled their lead just before halftime.

🔹 PSG Struggle to Respond

Despite boasting big names and riding high from their maiden UEFA Champions League triumph earlier in the year, PSG looked out of sync and were unable to break Chelsea’s well-drilled defense.

🔹 Sealing the Victory

Chelsea capped off their dominance with a third goal in the second half, sealing a comprehensive 3-0 win. PSG’s frustration was evident as Nuno Mendes received a late yellow card.

 Historic Achievement for Chelsea

This marks Chelsea’s second Club World Cup title. Their first came in 2021 after defeating Palmeiras 2-1 in extra time. They previously lost the 2012 final to Brazilian club Corinthians. This 2025 triumph cements their status as a dominant force on both European and global stages.

Post-Match Celebrations

Celebrations erupted at MetLife Stadium as blue confetti filled the sky. Players lifted the trophy in jubilation, while fans across the globe celebrated the Blues' triumph.

"CHELSEA ARE WORLD CHAMPIONS"
— @FIFACWC Tweeted moments after full-time

🟨 Late Match Incidents

90+2’ – PSG’s Nuno Mendes shown yellow for a late challenge.

90+5’ – Match ends with five minutes of added time. Chelsea firmly in control until the final whistle.

Match Stats (Key)

Statistic	Chelsea	PSG
Possession	56%	44%
Shots on Target	7	3
Yellow Cards	1	2
Corners	6	4

What’s Next?

With this win, Chelsea automatically qualify for the next Intercontinental Super Cup and solidify their FIFA coefficient for future tournaments. PSG, on the other hand, will look to rebuild and analyze what went wrong in the final.