Two stats for each team after Chelsea's historic Conference League win over Betis

 

Two stats for each team after Chelsea's historic Conference League win over Betis On Wednesday, Chelsea completed their European trophy collection with a 4-1 comeback win against Real Betis in the UEFA Conference League final in Wroclaw, Poland. Here are two key stats for each team following the match:

Real Betis: Spanish dominance ends 7 -Real Betis' standout European campaign ends in disappointment, unable to maintain their first-half lead. Despite the loss, their impressive performance in the opening 45 minutes and throughout the knockout stages offers plenty to celebrate. Los Verdiblancos struggle against English sides persists. In their ninth encounter, Betis fell short for the seventh time (1-1-7).

24 - Betis' loss marked a historic moment for Spanish football, ending a 24-year streak. For the first time since 2000/01, a LaLiga club lost a European final to a non-Spanish team, when Bayern Munich beat Valencia in the Champions League final. That same season, Alaves also lost to Liverpool in extra time in the UEFA Cup final. Spanish clubs had since gone unbeaten in 20 European finals against foreign teams, including nine victories over Premier League sides, until this streak ended on Wednesday.

Chelsea: History-makers roll through UECL 4 - Chelsea, the clear favorites to win the Conference League, delivered a commanding performance, scoring 42 goals on their path to victory. The Blues made history as the first club to claim all four major UEFA titles (Champions League, Cup Winners’ Cup, Europa League, Conference League). Remarkably, they won the Cup Winners’ Cup, Europa League, and Conference League on their first attempts, with only the Champions League requiring multiple efforts.

12 -Chelsea achieved a remarkable feat this season, winning 12 of their 13 UECL matches. This isn’t the first time they’ve secured so many victories in a European campaign. In 2018/19, they also won 12 games en route to Europa League success, though across 15 matches, drawing the remaining three. Only West Ham (12-1-0) has posted a better UECL season record than Chelsea’s 12-0-1.