Last updated on July 14, 2025
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Donald Trump walked onto the pitch after the final whistle and got booed to oblivion by the crowd at MetLife Stadium.
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Chelsea just made history. They didn’t just beat Paris Saint-Germain — they schooled them, 3-0, in the Club World Cup final.
It was one of those rare performances where everything clicked. The goals were flowing, the defense was solid, and Cole Palmer was on fire.
But somehow, that wasn’t the biggest talking point of the night.
That honor? It went to Donald Trump, who walked onto the pitch after the final whistle and got booed to oblivion by the crowd at MetLife Stadium.
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Wait… Why Was He Even There?
Trump, attending on the anniversary of his attempted assassination, joined FIFA boss Gianni Infantino to hand over the trophy to Chelsea.
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That part was expected. What wasn’t expected? Him hanging around awkwardly on stage while the players tried to celebrate.
And the fans? They let him know how they felt. Loudly.
It wasn’t exactly a hero’s welcome.
Most of the crowd seemed to be English or French — and judging by the noise, they weren’t thrilled to see Trump trying to steal the moment.
Still, Trump stayed unfazed. He smiled, stood tall, and dropped a few words to DAZN: “It’s a big thing. Gianni’s a friend. It’s a great sport. A little bit of an upset we’re watching today.”
Yeah, it was surreal.
Meanwhile, Back to Football… Chelsea Were Brilliant
Let’s not forget why we were all here in the first place. Chelsea were unstoppable.
Cole Palmer put on a masterclass — two clinical goals and an assist for Joao Pedro, who chipped PSG keeper Donnarumma like he was playing FIFA on easy mode.
Oh, and PSG’s Joao Neves got himself sent off for pulling Marc Cucurella’s hair. Seriously. That actually happened.
It was the kind of final Chelsea fans will be talking about for years — the first to lift the new Club World Cup trophy, in style.
A night of dominance, drama, and… well, Donald.
So, What Do We Take Away From This?
Football finals usually give us moments to celebrate — but this one gave us a plot twist.
A U.S. president upstaging a trophy ceremony. A thunderstorm of boos on American soil.
And Chelsea, rising above it all, with champagne in hand and smiles on their faces.
