PHILADELPHIA – João Pedro’s two goals powered Chelsea past Fluminense with a 2–0 victory, securing their place in the FIFA Club World Cup final. The Brazilian forward’s performance provided a glimpse of Chelsea’s future star potential and highlighted his growing influence on the pitch.
Pedro opened the scoring early with a clinical finish, capitalising on a through ball and beating the goalkeeper. His second came in the second half, when he intercepted a loose pass and calmly slotted home, sealing the win and drawing widespread praise for his composure under pressure.
Chelsea’s win sets up a final clash against the host-nation finalist, turning attention towards their tactical setup and ability to perform on the global stage. Analysts noted that Pedro’s movement, technical skill, and eye for goal illustrate why the club invested heavily to secure his signature.
Manager Enzo Maresca commended Pedro’s maturity and match-winning temperament, while teammates celebrated his decisive impact. The performance injects confidence into Chelsea’s squad as they pursue their first Club World Cup title.
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