PSG vs Chelsea head-to-head stats ahead of 2025 FIFA Club World Cup final

Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain have risen to elite status in world football during the 21st century, largely driven by major financial backing.  These modern football powerhouses have met on multiple occasions in high-stakes contests, particularly in the UEFA Champions League, with several dramatic clashes defining their rivalry. Now, nearly a decade since their last competitive meeting, they are set to face off once more, this time on the grand stage of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup final in the USA.

 

A Brief Look at the Head-to-Head 

Total matches: 8

 

Chelsea wins: 2

 

PSG wins: 3

 

Draws: 3

 

 

Early Dominance by Chelsea 

Their first encounter came in the 2004/05 UEFA Champions League group stage. Chelsea dominated in Paris, securing a 3–0 win through goals from Didier Drogba and John Terry. The reverse fixture ended in a goalless draw at Stamford Bridge. 

PSG vs Chelsea all match results
Date	Competition	Stage	Result
September 14, 2004	Champions League	Group stage	PSG 0–3 Chelsea
November 24, 2004	Champions League	Group stage	Chelsea 0–0 PSG
April 2, 2014	Champions League	Quarter-final	PSG 3–1 Chelsea
April 8, 2014	Champions League	Quarter-final	Chelsea 2–0 PSG
February 17, 2015	Champions League	Last 16	PSG 1–1 Chelsea
March 11, 2015	Champions League	Last 16	Chelsea 2–2 PSG (AET)
February 16, 2016	Champions League	Last 16	PSG 2–1 Chelsea
March 9, 2016	Champions League	Last 16	Chelsea 1–2 PSG

 

Knockout Drama in the 2010s 

The rivalry intensified in 2014 when the clubs met in the Champions League quarter-finals. After a 3–1 first-leg defeat in Paris, Chelsea mounted a dramatic second-leg comeback with a late goal from Demba Ba, progressing on away goals. 

Top Scorers in Chelsea vs. PSG Fixtures
Player	Club Represented	Goals
Didier Drogba	Chelsea	2
Zlatan Ibrahimović	PSG	2
Edinson Cavani	PSG	2
Eden Hazard	Chelsea	2

 

In 2015, they met again in the round of 16. PSG had Zlatan Ibrahimović sent off early in the second leg, but late headers from David Luiz and Thiago Silva helped the French side advance on away goals after a 2–2 draw in London.

 

The following year, PSG eliminated Chelsea once more, winning both legs 2–1, with Ibrahimović netting twice across the tie.

 

With the score almost even historically, Chelsea and PSG will now battle for Club World Cup supremacy, bringing their thrilling rivalry to a new frontier.