Chelsea predicted lineup vs Real Betis for UEFA Conference League final 2024-25

The Blues could become the only club to win all UEFA trophies if they beat the Spanish club tonight.

Chelsea will try to make history as the first team to win all four major UEFA competition titles when they play Spanish powerhouse Real Betis in tonight’s Conference League final in Wroclaw.

While Betis denied Fiorentina another chance at glory, Enzo Maresca’s team easily defeated the Swedish team Djurgardens in the semi-finals to earn an obligatory ticket to the climax.

Thanks to their impressive performances at the City Ground on the final day of the Premier League season, the Blues might wrap up a shifting 2024–25 season with both a Conference League trophy and a Champions League spot under their belts.

The outcome of tonight’s climax, where the victor would typically qualify for next season’s Europa League, is less important now that Chelsea have effectively qualified for the Champions League. However, history is at stake, even though their place in Europe is not.

In what is expected to be their 13th European final, the Blues, who already hold Champions League, Europa League, and Super Cup medals, can become the first team to win all four major UEFA club tournaments. They have claimed eight of the previous twelve.

Chelsea’s predicted lineup against Real Betis

Chelsea’s predicted lineup vs Real Betis (4-2-3-1): Jorgensen (GK); Gusto, Chalobah, Badiashile, Cucurella; Dewsbury-Hall, Fernandez; Sancho, Nkunku, George; Jackson

Tonight, Nicolas Jackson should lead the line, which is a big improvement because Christopher Nkunku (knock) was not available over the weekend.

Although there is a potential that the Frenchman will be available after Maresca pronounced him healthy prior to the game. Aaron Anselmino (hamstring), Wesley Fofana (hamstring), Omari Kellyman (hamstring), and Mykhaylo Mudryk (suspended) are still out.

Romeo Lavia, a fit midfielder, has also been out of the Conference League all season. However, the west London team will likely see some changes as Trevoh Chalobah, Malo Gusto, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, and Filip Jorgensen all aim to start in the final match.

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