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Chelsea stormed into the UEFA Conference League record books with an emphatic 8-0 victory over FC Noah at Stamford Bridge. With six goals by halftime, standout performances from João Félix and Christopher Nkunku powered Chelsea to the competition's largest margin of victory since its inception.
João Félix and Christopher Nkunku Shine in Chelsea's Historic 8-0 Victory, Tying Club Record
In a report by ESPN, Chelsea's dominance was on full display as they made UEFA Conference League history with a record-breaking 8-0 victory over Armenian side FC Noah at Stamford Bridge on November 7. From the outset, Chelsea's control over the game was evident, securing the most significant margin of victory in the competition's history, which began in 2021, with six goals scored by halftime.
João Félix and Christopher Nkunku, the stars of the match, scored twice for Chelsea, showcasing their exceptional skills and dedication. Tosin Adarabioyo, Marc Guiu, Axel Disasi, and Mykhailo Mudryk contributed to the historic win, adding to the fans' excitement. This emphatic win ties for the second-largest in Chelsea’s history, following only their 13-0 victory over Jeunesse Hautcharage in 1971.
Chelsea Tops Conference League Standings as Maresca Praises Team’s Focus and Professionalism
Chelsea now tops the Conference League standings, boasting nine points from three games. Speaking to reporters, head coach Enzo Maresca praised his squad’s commitment:
Head coach Enzo Maresca praised the squad's unity and commitment: "The players once again showed how professional and serious they are. It’s easy to lose focus in these games, but they showed how serious and professional we are." This unity and commitment make Chelsea a force to be reckoned with in the Conference League.
The scoring began early, with Adarabioyo heading in from a corner in the 12th minute, followed immediately by Guiu capitalizing on a defensive error. Disasi’s header from another corner in the 18th minute and Félix’s composed finish just three minutes later quickly extended Chelsea’s lead. Mudryk added a fifth with a curling strike into the top corner, and Félix completed his brace just before halftime.
While Chelsea eased their pace in the second half, Nkunku continued the scoring, netting a rebound in the 69th minute and later converting a penalty to close out the historic win.
