Last updated on .From the section FootballKai Havertz also scored the winner in the Champions League finalChelsea manager Thomas Tuchel dedicated his side's first Club World Cup triumph to owner Roman Abramovich after an extra-time win against Brazilian side Palmeiras. Much like in their semi-final win against Al-Hilal, Chelsea dominated possession but struggled to create chances for much of the final in the United Arab Emirates. With a penalty shoot-out looming, Chelsea secured the trophy with a spot-kick of their own. 'We were running out of lights'Tuchel says he only beat his Covid isolation at the "second-to-last chance" to coach Chelsea to their maiden Club World Cup title in person. The Blues' German boss was frustrated by having to coach Chelsea in the FA Cup fourth round against Plymouth and the Club World Cup semi-final from his office.

Source: BBC February 13, 2022 04:32 UTC