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João Pedro Shines as Chelsea Cruise to Club World Cup Glory

João Pedro scored again for Chelsea in just his second game. He netted his third goal for the club as they won 3-0 against PSG in the FIFA Club World Cup final. Cole Palmer assisted Pedro’s goal, adding to his own two earlier goals in a brilliant first-half performance.

A previous report confirmed that João Pedro scored both goals in the match against Fluminense, aiding Chelsea‘s progress to the final.

JOÃO PEDRO AND PALMER LEAD CHELSEA TO VICTORY

Chelsea played brilliantly in the first half in New Jersey. Cole Palmer scored twice and then set up João Pedro for a great finish just before halftime. Palmer’s vision and timing gave Pedro space to lift the ball over PSG goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma, making it 3-0. This was Pedro’s third goal in two games since joining from Brighton for £55 million, showing instant impact with the team.

A previous report confirmed that João Pedro joined from Brighton for £55 million.

CHELSEA’S SEASON SO FAR AND TEAM OUTLOOK

This Club World Cup win is a boost for Chelsea, who are looking for stability under new manager Enzo Maresca. Their performance in the final, full of energy and confidence, was very different from last season’s inconsistent displays. João Pedro’s arrival has added much-needed firepower. Palmer, already Chelsea’s standout creator, continues to shine with goals and assists.

Chelsea finished fourth in the Premier League last season, guaranteeing Champions League qualification.

WHAT’S NEXT FOR CHELSEA AND THEIR NEW STAR?

Chelsea return to England with the Club World Cup trophy and new confidence. Their next game is against Crystal Palace for the opener of the new Premier League season. With João Pedro and Cole Palmer in great form, Chelsea now have real attacking options. The challenge will be to keep this momentum in domestic competitions. PSG, meanwhile, will regroup after the defeat. They remain Ligue 1 champions but will face questions about their defense in the final.