Chelsea may have discovered a bigger star than George

Chelsea already had a foot in the Europa Conference League final after a 4-1 victory over Swedish clothing Djurgarden last night.

Jadon Sancho, Noni Madueke's goal and substitute Nicolas Jackson's doubles win, winning for the Blues, handing them a three-point lead before returning next week.

Young man Isak Alemayehu Mulugeta registered an late-stage comfort target for the host, and Enzo Maresca's team had an advantage after dominance.

The Italian could claim his first championship was the conference league that ended this season and could compete with Real Betis or Fiorentina in the final if they scored in the final.

In the Sweden victory, many players have managed to impress, with the possibility of handing the option headache to the manager before the second leg at Stamford Bridge next Thursday.

Chelsea's star performer against De Jugaiden

Enzo Fernández started the game at the heart of Chelsea midfielder, performing again to the high standards he set for himself, giving two assists in the first 45 minutes.

The Argentines completed 88% of the pass he tried, three of whom went into the last third, helping Sancho and Madueke – and then allowed them to find the back of the net.

He wasn't the only first-tier player to play throughout the win, as centre-back Tosin was impressed at the heart of the defense, earning an astonishing 111 touches and two tackles, the most of all players.

The 27-year-old also managed to complete 102 passes and 100% of the dribble he tried and suffered a huge impact against Allsvenskan's objection.

The Europa Conference League is a superb competition, with various blues players promoting their claims to Maresca, and several other players last night did that in the victory.

Chelsea's star quickly becomes a bigger star than George

Academy graduate Tyrique George has been integrated into Chelsea's first-tier players this season, making the most of his approach.

The 19-year-old started right at the top of the court in the semifinals after scoring against Fulham in the Premier League about two weeks ago, but couldn't get the best performance.

George played in 88 minutes, managing only 30 touches and 13 passes, and despite playing four points, he still couldn't have a huge impact on the lawsuit.

He only made two efforts, neither of them hitting the goal, unable to make the most of the chance Maresca had given him in the last third.

But for Josh Acheampong, right-back, that doesn't mean that he has a night to remember and will definitely give managers something to think about.

The 18-year-old only got his sixth game at the start of the sixth in 2025, but played a crucial role in last night's victory.

He registered 109 touches in total, completed 86 passes with a completion rate of 98% – thriving under his feet, and despite the ongoing pressure, her feet still look to make up.

The teenager also managed to win five duels – the most of all players on the court – and won three fouls, usually the nuisance of the Swedish opposition.

Due to his performance, Acheampong was scored a 7/10 match by Goars' Richie Mills, showing off his impressive performance during his home victory.

After such a show, Maresca has now made a huge decision to make a huge decision about his future at the end of the season, and the teenager’s game is more than just a consistent one.

It is undeniable that George ultimately failed to seize the opportunity and needed more hype to point to Acheampong, which could save millions of Blues in the coming years.

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