Marc Guiu was instrumental in Chelsea's dominant 5-1 victory over Shamrock Rovers, securing a hat-trick that helped his team maintain a perfect record in the Conference League. Enzo Maresca's squad has now achieved eight consecutive wins across all competitions, showcasing their impressive form. Guiu's first goal came after 22 minutes, capitalising on a defensive error to head into an open net.
Shamrock Rovers briefly equalised four minutes later when Markus Poom's deflected shot found the net, giving their travelling fans something to celebrate. However, Chelsea quickly regained control. Guiu took advantage of another defensive lapse to round goalkeeper Leon Pohls and restore Chelsea's lead. Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall then extended the advantage with his second goal for the club, making it 3-1.

The Spanish striker completed his hat-trick before half-time by heading in from a well-executed set-piece routine. Marc Cucurella added to the scoreline just before the hour mark, driving forward and finishing with his right foot to secure a commanding lead for Chelsea. The team comfortably managed the remainder of the match to seal their victory.
Marc Guiu had already impressed with two goals in Chelsea's recent 3-1 win against Astana. Against Shamrock Rovers, he elevated his performance further. Entering this match behind Joao Felix and Nkunku in goals scored within this competition, Guiu now leads with six goals. His first two strikes punished Shamrock's mistakes but also demonstrated his natural scoring ability.
Guiu took five shots during the game, achieving an expected goals (xG) value of 1.04 and making 12 touches inside the box. Although Premier League opportunities may be limited for him at present, he appears poised to lead Chelsea’s efforts in this European campaign.
This emphatic win not only highlights Chelsea’s attacking prowess but also underscores their defensive solidity and tactical discipline under Maresca’s guidance. With such performances, they are well-positioned for continued success in the Conference League.