Chelsea FC secured a convincing 2-0 win over Servette FC in the first leg of their UEFA Conference League play-off match at Stamford Bridge
The Blues dominated the game, creating numerous scoring opportunities and restricting Servette to few chances.
Christopher Nkunku opened the scoring with a precise finish from a well-worked move, slotting the ball past the Servette goalkeeper in the 25th minute.
Noni Madueke doubled Chelsea’s lead with a clinical strike in the 58th minute, capitalizing on a defensive error and coolly finishing past the goalkeeper.
Chelsea’s possession-based game allowed them to control the tempo, with a 65% share of the ball compared to Servette’s 35%. The Blues also had a significant advantage in shots on target, with 10 attempts to Servette’s 2.
Mason Burstow was a constant threat to the Servette defense, creating several scoring opportunities with his pace and skill. Chelsea’s high press and intense pressure forced Servette into errors, leading to scoring opportunities.
The Blues’ midfield dominance allowed them to dictate the flow of the game, while their defense looked solid and well-organized, restricting Servette to few chances.
Servette struggled to create chances, with Chelsea’s defense and goalkeeper denying them any clear opportunities.
Overall, Chelsea’s dominant performance and convincing victory put them in a strong position to advance to the next stage of the UEFA Conference League.
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