5 major events won the cup 9 times! Chelsea set first in history: European Grand Slam, carnival of thousands

In the early morning of May 29, the European League finals, Chelsea vs. Betis. In a situation of 0-1 behind, Chelsea staged a good reversal. Enzo, Jackson, Sancho and Kesedo each scored 1 goal, and the Blues reversed 4-1 to win the championship!

For Chelsea, the past 3 days are fantastic: In the final battle of the Premier League, Chelsea beat Nottingham Forest 1-0 away, ranked 4th in the league, and won a place in the Champions League next season.

European League Finals, Chelsea reversed Betis 4-1 and won the championship.

The Wroclaw Stadium in Poland has become a sea of ​​joy for Chelsea fans. In this game, a total of 11,000 Chelsea Expeditionary Forces came to the scene to cheer for the Blues. From London to Wroclaw, a 1,400-kilometer trip was taken to witness the championship moment, and Chelsea fans deserved the trip.

UF official statistics are given by UEFA that Chelsea won the championship, which means they have become the first European Grand Slam team in history! In five European competitions held by UEFA, Chelsea won the championship:

2011-12 and 2020-21 seasons, Chelsea won the Champions League twice; 2012-13 and 2018-19 seasons, Chelsea won the UEFA Cup twice; 1970-71 and 1997-98 seasons, Chelsea won the European Cup Championship; 1998 and 2021, Chelsea won the European Super Cup championship twice; 2024-25 seasons, Chelsea won the UEFA Champions League championship.

There are few teams like Chelsea that are "overall" in history. Especially in the past seven years, Chelsea has won the cups in the Europa League, the Champions League and the European Union, which is even rarer - they can play in the high-end UEFA Champions League and compete with the mid- and low-end UEFA Champions League. No matter what event, if you go all out to compete for the championship, Chelsea achieved unprecedented European Grand Slam honors.

Chelsea also broke the Spanish team's winning myth: in the European finals in the past 24 years, 27 Spanish teams participated, and without exception, Spanish teams won the championship, with 27 championships. Until this game, Chelsea allowed these records to pass!

From Terry, Lampard, Drogba, to Azpilicueta, Cantey, Havertz, and then to Palmer, Enzo, and Kesedo, Chelsea's lineup has been replaced many times, but has remained competitive. In the 2025-26 season, Chelsea will return to the Champions League. The Blues, with a strong lineup, are determined to compete for the third Champions League trophy in team history.