Chelsea delivered a stunning performance to defeat Barcelona 3-0 in a Group H clash of the UEFA Champions League on Tuesday, November 25, 2025. The result was a statement victory for the Blues, as they decisively ended Barcelona's impressive 53-match scoring streak across all competitions. Stamford Bridge was electric as the home side dominated a match that shifted dramatically just before halftime when Barcelona defender Ronald Araújo was dismissed with a second yellow card. First Half Drama Sets the Stage The first half was a tense affair, with both teams creating chances. Chelsea's breakthrough came in the 27th minute under fortunate circumstances; a well-aimed cross intended for Liam Delap was inadvertently turned into his own net by Barcelona defender Jules Koundé. The pivotal moment arrived in first-half stoppage time. Araújo's challenge on the accelerating Estêvão Willian resulted in his second booking, reducing the Catalan giants to 10 men and drastically altering the complexion of the game for the second half. Estêvão Shines in the Second Half With a man advantage, Chelsea seized control after the break. Teen sensation Estêvão, who was a constant threat, doubled the lead in the 55th minute with a moment of individual brilliance.
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Chelsea 3 - 0 Barcelona
The 17-year-old winger weaved through the remnants of the Barcelona defense before finishing clinically past the goalkeeper. His goal, a spectacular solo effort, has been widely lauded as one of the highlights of the tournament. The victory was sealed in the 73rd minute when striker Liam Delap added a third goal, capitalizing on the space created by Barcelona's numerical disadvantage. A Historic Night for Chelsea The 3-0 scoreline marked Chelsea's largest-ever margin of victory against Barcelona. For manager Enzo Maresca's side, the result solidifies their position at the top of Group H and sends a clear message of intent in the competition. "It was a fantastic team performance," Maresca commented post-match. "To beat a team of Barcelona's caliber so convincingly, especially ending their scoring run, shows the quality and character of this young team." For Barcelona, the defeat is a significant setback in their European campaign and a painful end to their formidable run of form. They will now look to regroup and secure their passage to the knockout stages in the final group matchday.
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