Real Betis V Chelsea: squad, statistics and inspection

A preview of Real Betis V Chelsea

Chelsea has the opportunity to make an impressive season by claiming the Wroclaw Conference Cup tomorrow night.

The Blues went to this season as an unknown amount after another summer of the frantic transport activity and the arrival of Enzo Marisca as a main coach.

But the Italian did a good job to rotate a large group in a coherent unit that performed well locally and in Europe.

They finished fourth in the Premier League – after they were the closest to Liverpool for most of the first half of the campaign – while they saw through the conference league to create a final clash with Real Betis.

It can be said that the third layer competition in Europe helped Maricca in the first months, giving him the opportunity to use his team members who did not play in the Premier League.

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This approach was not hindered by Chelsea because they did a light club work with limited resources, such as Noah (8-0 victory) and Chamrock Rovers (5-1).

The phase of the knockout was also clear, which prompted Chelsea to this: a final struggle with Betis and the opportunity to make history.

“It will be a way to say that we are back and that we are a winning club in Europe, and we hope we will achieve it,” Marisca said.

“We will become the first club in Europe to win every (Champions League, European Champions League and Conference League) – this is important.”

Tomorrow also, Marsca with Betis Boss Manuel Pellegrini. Maresca played under experienced Chile in Malaga and worked as an assistant coach in West Ham.

He told UEFA.com: “I see him as one of the forms of my professional football.

“I am grateful for the relationship we have and the advice he gives to me. He told me not to change.

Pellegrini ranked sixth in the Spanish league after Betis failed to win any of its last five matches.

Despite their recent struggles, they have a talented team that includes former Real Madrid midfielder Isco and Manchester United on the ground.

The Brazilian resurrection in Seville was great, given his shows at Old Trafford. He scored nine goals and made two decisive passes, and most importantly, he regained his faith himself after a difficult time.

He told TNT SPORTS Brazil: “

As I said, I wanted to do things, but it does not seem to work because I was not happy, and I did not feel the desire to play football, and I needed to find myself and be happy again because playing football was always something I loved.

“I went through difficult times (in Manchester United) when I no longer feel this fun. I always told my brother, I told him that I could no longer take it anymore.”