Wednesday without Chelsea to complete their European trophies cabinet by winning the UEFA Conference League in a 4-1 return victory over Real Betis. Here are two statistics for each team after the finale in Wroclaw, Poland.

Real Betis: Spanish predominance ends

7 – True concrete‘The best European campaign ends up in heart attack as they could not hold the lead of their first part. Still, they have a lot to pride as they performed extremely well in opening 45 minutes, as they have throughout the Nokau stages.

Los VerdIblancos’ Problems against English teams in Europe continue. In what was their ninth match, it was the seventh time that the Seville-based club ended at the end of the loss (1-1-7).

24 – Betis loss also ended a very long run for Spanish football. For the first time in 24 years, a Laliga club has been beaten in a European final by a non -Spanish pair. Before that, the last time it happened was in 2000/01, when Bayern Munich defeated Valencia in the Champions League show.

Alaves had also fallen into Liverpool in their final in the extra time in the same campaign, but in the UEFA Cup. Since then, Spanish clubs have gone 20 invincible to the finals against teams from other countries, including nine wins at the expense of the Premier League parties, before the beam ended Wednesday.

Chelsea: The creators of the story roll through the UECL

4 – Chelsea They were overwhelming favorites to set up the conference league at the beginning of the season, and they lived in impressive expectations.

Marking 42 times along the way to glory, Blues became the first side ever to win all the main UEFA club races (Champions League, Cup Winners Cup, Europa League, League Conference). With the exception of the Champions League, they won the other three trophies in their first effort.

12 – Another impressive joy for Chelsea this term was the fact that they managed to win 12 of their 13 matches on the right UCL. Arctic, this is not the first time they have managed to win a lot.

Back in 2018/19, they also dominated a dozen times along the way to the glory of the Europa League. The only difference was that the West London club had played 15 games, attracting the other three. After all, only West Ham (12-1-0) had a better season record in UECL than the 12-0-1 Chelsea.

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