The Club World Cup has fully justified itself. The big prize money attracted the best players from the best teams in Europe and all over the planet to the competition. As expected, two teams from the Old World made up the pair of finalists of the tournament. The clubs have big names, but they don't resemble each other at all. London Chelsea are not going through the best of times, but are just acquiring the very form and class that will allow them to claim great things in the near future. PSG, on the contrary, have blossomed to the maximum in the closing season of 2024/2025. Both at the final stages of the World Cup and in April and May this year in the decisive rounds of the European Champions League, it was as if their opponents knew how to effectively counteract the Parisians' play. However, in literally every game their rivalry with PSG, in the broad sense of the word, ended almost in the first half of the meetings. The exceptions were the clash with Liverpool in the Champions League play-offs and the group stage match of the current World Cup with Botafogo. Will Chelsea be able to properly utilise the "recipe" of countering Hwiche, Doue and Dembele? There are all the prerequisites for this. At least, the class of players of the London club is not inferior to that of the Parisians. This is evidenced by the data of specialised resources, which estimate the composition of PSG at 1.12 billion euros, Chelsea - at 1.15 billion. All that remains is to demonstrate equality with the opponent or advantage over him on the field. Bookmakers have identified the French champion as the favourite for the upcoming meeting, offering odds of 1.61 on his victory.

Another positive factor on Chelsea's side is the fact that the Blues have progressed from match to match at the World Cup. If at the group stage the London club fulfilled the minimum task to reach the play-offs, and in the 1/8 finals had to beat Benfica in extra time, the last two rounds of the tournament have worked out in Chelsea's favour without any problems. PSG passed the group and play-offs in one breath, losing only to Botafogo in the second match of the group stage. The extreme ease of progression of Luis Enrique's team is extremely disconcerting ahead of the final encounter. When everything is decided by one match and you are up against a "machine" worth over a billion euros, the most unpredictable things can happen. Let's bet in favour of Chelsea, who are underestimated by bookmakers.