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Moreno and Stevie Nicol here in the studio, kicking things off tonight with the UEFA conference final between Real Betis and Chelsea. It was Cole Palmer who proved to be the inspiration for Chelsea's second half comeback after Betis had gone ahead after nine minutes. Henzo Fernandez, Nicholas Jackson, Jane Sancho and Moises Cayasado with the goals for Chelsea and some silverware to cap off a season which also saw them finish fourth in the Premier League.

They now become the fourth winner of the Conference League final after Olympiacos West Ham and Roma before them.

We've got Louise Garcia with us. We've got Frank Leboff with us as well.

Let me start with you Frank. How significant will this feel for Chelsea this win?

It's always significant when you win a trophy

and you have to enjoy it, even if we all know that the Conference

League has just been created and it doesn't represent many things to the crowd, to the audience and to the

former football player that I am.

But it's a trophy.

It makes Chelsea entering the history of the only club who won all the cups, all the trophies.

But I know that in order to win the Conference League,

you need to have a bad season the season before.

A big, big club only plays the Champions League

or maybe one day, one year, the Europa League.

So Conference League is not a big European Cup,

but when you're in, it's always good to win.

And so Moreska, with the changes here, Luis Garcia, paying off in this second half against

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