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Chelsea’s European Campaign Gains Momentum with Impressive Win over Panathinaikos
Chelsea made it two wins from two in the Europa Conference League this season, claiming a comprehensive 4-1 victory away at Greek side Panathinaikos last night. The Blues’ dominant display was studded with impressive individual performances, with Mykhailo Mudryk and João Félix standing out in particular.
Maresca’s men followed up their win over Gent a couple of weeks ago with an imposing display, controlling the game for large periods and restricting the hosts to just a late consolation goal from Facundo Pellistri. The victory sees Chelsea top the Conference League table, with four points from two games, ahead of the likes of Leicester City and Rangers.
Mudryk, in particular, caught the eye with a man-of-the-match display, registering a goal and two assists as he played a significant part in securing all three points for the Blues. The 23-year-old Ukrainian winger has struggled to make an impact in the Premier League thus far, but last night’s performance was a clear indication that he has the potential to be a talisman for the side.
Félix, meanwhile, was also impressive, showcasing his flair and skill throughout the 90 minutes. The Portuguese midfielder has been touted as one of the most exciting young players in Europe, and last night’s display only added to his growing reputation.
For Maresca, the win will be a welcome boost as he plots the team’s route to the Europa League knockout stage. The Italian has made a promising start to his tenure, and this victory will have done his reputation no harm. The way his side are performing, it’s hard to see who can stop them this season.
In other news, Chelsea have been linked with an £83m signing who could be even better than Mudryk. The Blues have been tracking the player for some time and are reportedly prepared to make a significant investment to secure his services. The news will only add to the excitement surrounding the club at present, as they look to make a push for domestic and European success.
