Here we take a look at what Chelsea could be in line to earn if they beat Legia Warsaw in their UEFA Conference League quarter-final clash Chelsea need to put their mixed form behind them when they return to UEFA Conference League action on Thursday night. In such a strong position in the Premier League table in the middle of December, the Blues’ results have been incredibly patchy since then and they face a fight to clinch a place in next season’s Champions League in what remains of the term.
The top five in the 2024/25 Premier League season will qualify for UEFA’s premier competition, with the west London club currently fourth and four points adrift of Nottingham Forest directly above them. However, Man City in sixth are only one point behind Chelsea and Aston Villa in seventh trail by a further point. A top-five finish is a must for Enzo Maresca’s Chelsea team come the end of May and the same goes for winning the Conference League final. The Blues are the outright favourites to get their hands on the trophy in Wroclaw, Poland on Wednesday, May 28 but the likes of Real Betis and Fiorentina will be out to ensure that is not the case.
