Chelsea Triumphs Over Real Betis: How Fans Watched the UEFA Conference League Final

An Electrifying Night: Chelsea vs Real Betis in Wrocław

If you missed the 2025 UEFA Conference League Final, you missed a real show. Chelsea and Real Betis clashed at Stadion Miejski in Poland, with more than just silverware on the line. Both sets of fans stayed glued to their screens around the world, hungry to see every twist in what turned out to be a stunning 4-1 win for the London side.

The evening wasn’t all smooth sailing for Chelsea. Betis grabbed an early lead thanks to Abde Ezzalzouli—just enough to make Chelsea fans nervous. But the nerves didn’t last. Chelsea’s Enzo Fernández coolly brought things back level, setting up a dramatic turnaround. In the blink of an eye, Nicolas Jackson pounced for a second, and fresh signing Jadon Sancho curled in a beauty for the third. To put the result beyond doubt, Moisés Caicedo fired home late in the match.

Where Football Fans Tuned In

Getting access to the final wasn’t hard if you knew where to look. Chelsea and Betis followers used every digital trick in the book to catch the game. Live streams were easy to find on YouTube—both official broadcasting networks and unofficial fan watchalongs. Many fans flocked to these watchalong streams for raw reactions and a sense of togetherness, even if they were watching at home from halfway across the globe.

Traditional sports broadcasters kept up with demand, too. Outlets like Sky Sports had coverage before, during, and long after the final whistle. France24 broke down the match highlights, player stats, and standout calls, while websites like Goal.com took deep dives into individual player performances. United in Focus, never missing a beat on loaned-out talent, tracked Manchester United’s Antony as he wrapped up his loan spell at Betis—with plenty of United fans now even more invested in their club’s on-loan winger.

• Live Match: Streamed on YouTube (both official and fan channels)
• Television Broadcast: Available via Sky Sports in the UK and major networks in Europe
• Post-Match Highlights: France24, Sky Sports, and web platforms like Goal.com
• Fan Discussion: Social media channels and sports-focused YouTube streams buzzed with reactions and in-depth analysis

For anyone wanting to relive the game, highlight compilations and tactical breakdowns have already clocked up thousands of views, letting fans savor every key moment—or rewatch that wild Chelsea comeback as many times as they like. If you care about what went right (or wrong) for your favorite player, there are plenty of breakdowns to choose from, catering to hard-core data trackers and casual viewers alike. The digital age really nailed it this time—nobody had to depend on a single channel to soak in the drama.