Maresca’s tactical philosophy is finally beginning to reap rewards at Chelsea - but a mammoth test lies in wait in the Club World Cup final

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca has likened Sunday’s Club World Cup final against Paris St. Germain to a game of chess, as the Blues prepare to face the Champions League holders and Ligue 1 giants in a highly anticipated clash.

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Chelsea take on Paris Saint-Germain in the Club World Cup final on Sunday, with Enzo Maresca acknowledging the difficulties facing his team. Enzo Maresca believes that Paris Saint-Germain are the "best team in the world", but is confident his Chelsea team ...

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After leading Leicester City back to the Premier League with 97 points and a 48 goal difference, Enzo Maresca – a former Manchester City assistant under Pep Guardiola – was appointed by Chelsea’s BlueCo.

Enzo Maresca has insisted that Chelsea 's "biggest achievement" of the past 12 months is not reaching the Club World Cup final. On Sunday night, Maresca will take charge of the final game of a mammoth first campaign at Stamford Bridge as Chelsea square off against Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain in New Jersey.

It’s been a stellar summer holiday for Enzo Maresca, whose Chelsea side have cruised to the Club World Cup final. They’ll be up against it in Sunday’s showpiece match against Paris Saint-Germain, but with around £100million having been banked in prize money, Maresca and the Chelsea chiefs will leave the United States with smiles on their faces.

Otra final para Enzo Fernández. Y esa es una buena señal para Chelsea. El Paris Saint-Germain es amplio favorito en la final del domingo