Have you noticed that there is a team in Europe like Paris Saint-Germain and there are two finals to play in the next

The French Cup final is scheduled at the end of the season. Is it good for Paris Saint-Germain? There are pros and cons. The downside is that the Champions League final is followed. If the French Cup final is too much, and even one or two players are injured by Reims, it will be too much of a loss.

The positive side is that the team really can't be idle for too long, otherwise, if the strings are loose for a long time, it will be difficult to stretch them out again. Therefore, before the Champions League final, arranging a tough battle will have a positive effect on Paris Saint-Germain.

However, this season is almost over, and Paris Saint-Germain is busy again. The French Cup final was too easy, so it created a gap for Paris Saint-Germain. Although there were Ligue 1 games during this period, aren’t it all useless for Paris Saint-Germain?

Look at Barcelona, ​​they played the King's Cup final early and can deal with the Champions League without distractions. Of course, being eliminated by Inter Milan is another matter. If Paris Saint-Germain could finish the French Cup final early, it might be more relaxed.

The key is that this season is over in less than ten days. Who has two finals to play in Europe? After the Europa League finals between Manchester United and Tottenham, the two teams can actually rest. The last round of the Premier League is purely a formality. The same is true for Real Betis. When they finish the UEFA League final, the season will be over.

However, there is indeed another team across Europe. Like Paris Saint-Germain, there are two "finals" to play next. Yes, the finals were quotation marks. Because the second game was a real final, but the first game was not a final in nature, but in terms of importance, it was better than the final.

This team is Real Betis' European League final opponent, Chelsea.

is not considered the Club World Cup, and Chelsea still has two games to play this season. Needless to say, the key is that in the last round of the Premier League, Chelsea played Nottingham Forest away, and the significance of this game is definitely above the UEFA League final.

In fact, if Chelsea plays better in the league this season, they will not make the last game evolve into a "final".

What finals? Of course it is related to the final of the Champions League seat.

How dangerous is this game? Although Chelsea currently ranks fifth and happens to be in the Champions League, if they lose to Nottingham Forest, they will definitely fall out of the top five.

The reason why this is the final is that Nottingham Forest also needs to pass this game to find a Champions League place. Therefore, this is a game where no one can afford to lose. Moreover, the situation in Nottingham Forest is more dangerous. Even if they win, they may not be able to qualify for the Champions League, because Aston Villa in front of them has the same score as them, but they have an advantage in goal difference. Unless Nottingham Forest can beat Chelsea, the possibility is too small. In general finals, the winner wins the championship, wins the trophy, and the loser falls second. Specifically for the "finals" between Chelsea and Nottingham Forest, Chelsea won and was shortlisted for the Champions League, and if they lost, they would definitely be rejected by the Champions League. From this perspective, the importance of this game is far better than that of the UEFA League finals. After all, teams like Chelsea do not look down on Europa League at all. If you can only choose one of the two, of course the Champions League seat will be more attractive.

The worst result is that Chelsea loses to Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa defeats Manchester United, then Chelsea will fall to seventh and participate in the Europa League qualifier next season. This is equivalent to letting them fall into this arena that they look down on. In that case, they will have to fight against Real Betis, at least they can get a place in the Europa League.