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Chelsea vs PSG Prediction

Chelsea and PSG meet this Sunday at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup final - the one we've all been waiting for. Many will feel as though this is a worthy final, particularly in the case of PSG, who have continued to stake their claim as one of the best sides seen in recent years.

Chelsea’s journey to the final has been an interesting one, with the team showing strong adaptability and a growing sense of cohesion under Enzo Maresca. After finishing second in their group behind Flamengo, the Blues responded with a series of composed knockout performances. They dispatched Benfica 4-1 after extra time in the Round of 16, edged Palmeiras 2-1 in the quarter-finals, and produced a controlled 2-0 win over Fluminense in the semi-finals in what was arguably their best performance of the tournament.

The squad has coped well with adversity, rotating effectively despite injuries and suspensions. Players such as Enzo Fernandez and Moises Caicedo have given a good account of themselves in midfield, while Cole Palmer and Pedro Neto have probably been the standout attackers. In goal, Robert Sanchez has delivered several assured displays, despite showing patchy form in the league this season.

New signing Joao Pedro also made a colossal impression in his first start as a Chelsea player in the semi-final, delivering two fantastically taken goals in a fine all-round performance. His presence adds a new dimension to the team, and he's almost certainly secured a starting place for Sunday's final.

PSG arrive in the final as the competition’s most impressive side. Luis Enrique’s team have swept aside their opponents with authority, claiming big wins over Atletico Madrid, Bayern Munich, and Real Madrid, the latter a 4-0 semi-final triumph that underlined their superiority compared to the rest of Europe - and the world. The French champions have yet to concede a goal in the knockout stage, scoring ten times in three matches.

The side’s attacking trident, led by Ousmane Dembele, who has enjoyed a career-best season with 35 goals in all competitions, alongside Desire Doue and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, has been central to their progress. The midfield, manned by Vintinha, Joao Neves and Fabian Ruiz, is arguably the best in the world on current form, while Marquinhos and Gianluigi Donnarumma have both been excellent at the back, despite showing frailty in previous seasons.

PSG’s ability to dictate tempo, press high, and exploit transitions makes them one of the most versatile and adaptable teams we've seen for many years. Their squad depth also allows for effective rotation, with players like Bradley Barcola and Warren Zaire-Emery offering outstanding quality off the bench. PSG are on the verge of breaking their all-time scoring record, which really underscores their attacking firepower.

Chelsea should give PSG a more competitive game than Real Madrid did by virtue of their more conservative nature, but the Parisians are quite clearly the overwhelming favourites for this tie. Chelsea have had a far easier run to the final than PSG so their level is much less clear, whereas PSG have already dispatched two of Europe's biggest teams.

Chelsea 1-3 PSG

Where to Watch Chelsea vs PSG

This game will be televised live to all subscribed viewers in the UK on Channel 5, with the game kicking off at 8pm.

Recent Form/Form Guide

Chelsea:

Chelsea come into the Club World Cup final in strong form, having won five of their six matches in the competition. Their most recent outing was a composed 2-0 victory over Fluminense in the semi-finals, where a brace from Joao Pedro secured their place in the final. Prior to that, the Blues edged Palmeiras 2-1 in the quarter-finals, with a late own goal sealing the win after a tight contest in which Cole Palmer had given Chelsea the lead. In the Round of 16, Chelsea overcame Benfica 4-1 after extra time, showing strong spirit to pull away from a ten man Benfica after a late equaliser forced the additional period.

During the group stage, Chelsea opened with a 2-0 win over LAFC, followed by a 3-1 defeat to Flamengo - a result that forced them to settle for second place in the group. They responded well, though, beating ES Tunis 3-0 to secure progression. Over these six matches, Chelsea have scored 14 goals and conceded three, keeping three clean sheets.

PSG:

PSG have been the competition’s most impressive side, winning five and losing one of their six matches. In the semi-finals, PSG produced a dominant 4-0 win over Real Madrid, with Ousmane Dembele and Fabian Ruiz among the scorers. The quarter-finals saw them dispatch Bayern Munich 2-0, with Desire Doue and Dembele scoring the goals in a closely fought encounter.

Earlier in the tournament, PSG recorded a 2-0 win over Seattle Sounders, a 4-0 victory against Atletico Madrid, and a 1-0 defeat to Botafogo in the group stage - their only blemish in recent weeks. Across these five games, PSG have scored 16 goals and conceded just one, keeping five clean sheets.

Header logoFIFA Club World Cup - Group D

PosClubPWDLGDPTS
1
Team logoFlamengo
3210+47
2
Team logoChelsea
3201+36
3
Team logoTunis
3102-43
4
Team logoLAFC
3012-31
Last updated 10/07/2025

Header logoFIFA Club World Cup - Group B

PosClubPWDLGDPTS
1
Team logoPSG
3201+56
2
Team logoBotafogo
3201+16
3
Team logoAtlético
3201-16
4
Team logoSounders
3003-50
Last updated 10/07/2025