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After sixty-two matches, it all comes down to one game to determine the best club in the world, as Chelsea take on PSG in the final of the FIFA Club World Cup.
The newly expanded competition started with 32 teams, but only Chelsea and PSG remain, with the final set for MetLife Stadium.
It promises to be entertaining, given the way both teams performed so far. Remember, you can bet on all the action as it unfolds at <u>Housebets</u>.
PSG are the massive favourites going into the clash, but Chelsea have what it takes to upset the odds.
Coming into the competition, PSG were the favourites to go all the way, and they have managed to do that so far.
The Parisens came into the competition as the European champions after thrashing Inter Milan 5-0 in the final.
However, despite winning the trophy they wanted, PSG did not rest on their laurels, as they started their Club World Cup campaign with a proper 4-0 demolition of Atletico Madrid.
Although they suffered a surprising 1-0 defeat to Botafogo in their second group game, PSG bounced back with a comfortable 2-0 win over Seattle Sounders in the final group game.
The result set up a round of 16 clash against Inter Miami, which they passed in flying colours, as they thrashed Lionel Messi’s led side 4-0.
Bayern came up in the quarter-finals, but PSG still came out on top 2-0 despite receiving two red cards.
If there was any doubt over their status as the best club in the world, they cleared those doubts in their semifinal clash against Real Madrid, annihilating the 15-time European Champions 4-0.
It was a battle of men against boys, as the match was over after the first 20 minutes.
However, while that result finally cleared all doubts anyone might have had, PSG still need to officially seal the status of the world’s best club by beating Chelsea in the final.
That should not be a problem for them, as not only do they have the best squad on paper, but they have also been the best team in the competition.
As for Chelsea, not many predicted that they would go this far, but they have proven a lot of people wrong.
Although many would say that they have had an easy path to the final, you can only beat what’s in front of you.
Also, it was not Chelsea’s fault that Bayern Munich failed to top their group.
The Blues started their campaign with a 2-0 win over Los Angeles Football Club before suffering a 3-1 loss to Flamengo in their second group game.
However, they bounced back with a 3-0 win over Esperance to finish top of their group. The win set up a second-round clash with Benfica after the Portuguese side finished ahead of Bayern.
That proved to be Chelsea’s gain as they thrashed the Portuguese champions 4-1, although they needed extra time to get the job done.
They then beat two Brazilian sides, Palmerias and Fluminense, in the quarterfinal and semifinal, respectively, to progress to the final.
While the Brazilian sides they faced en route to the final were formidable foes, the clash against PSG will show if Chelsea are indeed ready to mix it with Europe’s elites next season.
A win will definitely give them that confidence going into next season. A loss will not necessarily lead to critics questioning their quality, but a bad performance will raise eyebrows.
Chelsea have a few injury worries going into the final, but Enzo Maresca is expected to have his key players.
Romeo Lavia and Benoit Badiashile are doubts, while Noni Madueke is unlikely to feature as he is expected to seal a move to Arsenal in the coming days.
However, Moises Caicedo and Enzo Fernandez are both expected to feature. João Pedro, who had an amazing debut against Fluminense, is likely to keep his place in the lineup ahead of Liam Delap and Nicolas Jackson.
As for PSG, they have no injury worries, with Luis Enrique having the luxury of choosing from a fully fit squad.
However, the Spaniard is unlikely to make changes to the XI that thrashed Real Madrid in the semifinal.
Chelsea are rightly the underdogs here, with the Blues priced at 5.20 to win the match, as per odds from <u>Housebets</u>. Meanwhile, you can back PSG at 1.63 to win.
PSG are also the favourites to win the final at 1.34 against Chelsea’s 3.42, while Over 2.5 goals is at 1.61.
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