Chelsea FC will face Real Betis in the 2025 UEFA Europa Conference League Final on Paramount+ this Wednesday. Real Betis finished sixth in La Liga this season and has gone unbeaten in eight of their last nine matches across all competitions. Meanwhile, Chelsea secured fourth place in the Premier League and won seven of their last eight games, including both legs of their semi-final against Swedish club Julgarden. Catch the action live on Paramount+, which offers a free 7-day trial for new users, along with comprehensive coverage on CBS Sports Golazo network.
The match will kick off at 3 PM at the Municipal Stadium in Lokla, Poland. Betting odds reflect Chelsea as -125 favorites ($125 risk to win $100) while Real Betis is listed at +300 as the underdog. A draw is priced at +240, with the total goals set at over/under 2.5.
Before placing any bets, it’s worth checking in with sports betting expert Martingale, who had success last year across various soccer picks, including the Euro Qualifiers and the FA Cup.
Predictions from Martingale:
- Chelsea to win at -115 (1 unit)
- Both teams to score at -117 (0.5 units)
Chelsea Wins (-115)
Analysts note that while Real Betis has skilled players like Brazilian winger Antony, Chelsea boasts a deeper roster. Manager Enzo Maresca can utilize reserves effectively, adding talent like Cole Palmer to the squad.
"This quality difference in the starting and bench players could be crucial," says Martingale. Chelsea to win is available at -115 on DraftKings Sportsbook, which offers new users a $300 bonus for a $5 bet.
Both Teams to Score (-117)
Martingale points out Real Betis’ defensive struggles, having not achieved a clean sheet in their last 11 matches. Conversely, Chelsea has managed to keep their net clear in three of their last four games, although they’ll need to contend with Antony, who has been impactful in previous Europa matches.
This betting line is currently at -122 on FanDuel Sportsbook, which also offers bonuses for new users.
Fan Take: The match’s implications extend beyond a simple trophy; it showcases the rising competitiveness in European soccer, where underdog stories can galvanize fans. A Chelsea victory could cement their return to elite status, while a Betis win would herald a new era of Spanish football prowess on the European stage.
