Joao Felix, King of the Conference

If Chelsea have the B unit to win the Conference League without breaking a sweat, imagine what they can do with a club founded in 2017.. Even though unknown Armenian Noah arrived at Stamford Bridge to win the first day of the group stage, his goalkeeper could only spend 90 minutes collecting balls from his goal. One after another until there are eight, the second biggest victory in the history of the London club (8-0).. This third continental competition seems tailor-made for Joao Felix. Or at least this is where the Portuguese enjoys minutes, titles, fame and attention.

Ex-Atlético finished the third day of the group stage with two goals. A party that Spaniard Marc Giu signed up for his debut.. The 18-year-old Kule youth team player, signed this summer from bluesscored his first goal for Chelsea. Enzo Fernandez was superb with three assists in the first 45 minutes; Christopher Nkunku continues to score in every European match he has played this season. Enzo Mareschi’s students have once again shown that winning the 2024-2025 Conference League is more of an obligation than a goal.. Three wins and 16 goals scored in three matches don’t mean anything anymore.

Set of blanks for João Felix

From Philip Jorgensen’s save to avoid a 1-0 lead on the first play of the game to Chelsea’s victory. Four goals were scored in just 20 minutes: two from corners converted by Enzo Fernandez, and two due to errors in the release of the ball by the Armenian team.. The first at the 12th minute is Tosin Adarabioyo. Secondly, Marc Guiu made his record-breaking debut as a Chelsea player. The third, also a corner, from Axel Disasi. And the fourth, in the 21st minute of the match, from the king of the Conference League: Joao Felix.. Although the first thing the Portuguese did in the match was to concede a goal into an empty net, “14” blue He made up for it after the Spanish striker fought back and slotted the ball over the visiting goalkeeper with superb precision.

It was not Noah’s night, but the night of Joao Felix. Minutes after Mikhail Mudryk joined a high-scoring London team that had swept the lowly Armenian team like a steamroller from the opening of the scoring with an impressive goal from outside the box, the former sportsman scored his special brace. While the Ukrainian fired a shot into the top corner, João Felix unleashed a shot from inside the box that included a cut-in and a local counter-attack..

Nkunku doesn’t fail at the conference

For Enzo Mareschi, this match was not only a testing laboratory, but also an opportunity to rest his most regular players. Although Enso Fernandez lost his starting position in the Premier League, the Argentine earned a break after a masterclass of football in the first half, which he finished with three assists. Besides, another Chelsea player who could also have the title “Mr.” Conference League – Christopher Nkunku.

The French striker scored two goals, the first from João Felix’s superb personal touch and the second from the penalty spot, in the second half.. Of course, the first goal by the visiting goalkeeper prevented the Portuguese from making an assist – 7:0. Eighth of bluesChristopher Nkunku’s 10th goal of the season, and his sixth in the Conference League, came from 11 meters after the referee reviewed the action through VAR. Although The local parish spent much of the final minutes chanting in unison, “We want 10!” (We want 10!)Carney Chukwemeke missed an opportunity in the final head-to-head match to give Chelsea v Noah the second biggest win in the club’s history.

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Noah

Changes

Cesare Casadei (45 minutes, Enzo Fernandez), Imran Ulad Omar (45′, Gor Manvelyan), Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (45′, Mark Guiu), Matheus Ayas (61′, Gonçalo Gregorio), Virgil Pinson (61 minutes, Gustavo Sangare), Artem Avanesyan (61′, Hovhannes Ambartsumyan), Carney Chukwuemeka (67′, Tyreek George), Brian Mendoza (74′, Alexander Milkovich), Samuel Rak-Sakhi (79′, Christopher Nkunku)

Goals

1:0, 11 minutes: Adarabioyo2-0, 12′: Mark Guiu3:0, 17′: Axel Disasi4-0, 20′: Joao Felix5:0, 38′: Mikhail Mudrik6-0, 40′: Joao Felix7-0, 68′: Nkunku8-0, 75′: Nkunku

Cards

Referee: Cristian-Petru Ciochirca
VAR Referee: Alan Kijas, Josef Spurny
Gustavo Sangare (58 minutes, Yellow), Eraldo Chinari (93 minutes, Yellow)