Chelsea come from behind to beat Betis in Conference League final

Chelsea came from behind to beat Real Betis in the UEFA Conference League final and become the first team to complete a clean sweep of European club trophies.

With the Blues 25 minutes away from defeat in Wroclaw, Cole Palmer turned on the class to set up goals for Enzo Fernandez and Nicolas Jackson with crosses from the right.

Fernandez nodded in from Palmer's inswinger and Jackson then bundled in with his chest at the near post five minutes later.

Jadon Sancho made it comfortable with a lovely curling finish from fellow substitute Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall's pass.

And Moises Caicedo added a fourth in injury time with a deflected effort from 20 yards out.

The Blues had deservedly trailed at the break when Abde Ezzalzouli fired home following a pass by the classy Isco.

The turnaround win in Poland justified Enzo Maresca's decision to put out his strongest XI in any Conference League game this season.

It makes the Blues the first team to win all five Uefa club tournaments - the Champions League, Europa League, Conference League, Super Cup and the defunct Cup Winners' Cup.

And it brings to an end a remarkable run - with Chelsea the first foreign team to beat a Spanish side in a final since 2002.

Spanish teams had won the past 27 finals in men's European club or international football to involve a side from that country.