Chelsea advanced to the Europa Conference League draw on Friday despite a 2-1 loss to Servette in the second leg, progressing with a 3-2 aggregate score. Christopher Nkunku's penalty in the 14th minute was enough to secure their place. Although Jeremy Guillemenot and Enzo Crivelli scored for Servette, Chelsea held on.
After a tense start in Switzerland, Chelsea earned a penalty when Keigo Tsunemoto fouled Mykhailo Mudryk in the box. Nkunku converted from 12 yards, mirroring his success from the first leg. This early goal set the tone for Chelsea's performance.

Servette equalised in the 32nd minute through Guillemenot, who was assisted by Dereck Kutesa. Guillemenot's shot beat Filip Jorgensen, levelling the match on the night. Despite this setback, Chelsea remained focused on their aggregate advantage.
With just under 20 minutes remaining, Crivelli headed past Jorgensen at the near post, giving Servette hope of overturning the deficit. The Swiss side pushed hard for another goal but couldn't find the net again. Timothe Cognat came close to forcing extra time with a late effort that narrowly missed.
Maresca's team created numerous chances throughout the game. They managed seven shots on target out of 18 attempts and had an expected goals (xG) total of 2.23. However, they missed five significant opportunities and hit the woodwork at Stade de Geneve.
The Blues' performance was marked by missed chances that could have made their progression more comfortable. Despite creating better opportunities than their opponents, they struggled to convert them into goals.
Enzo Maresca's side left Geneva relieved but aware of their need to improve finishing ahead of future matches. The narrow escape highlighted areas for improvement as they prepare for tougher challenges ahead.
Chelsea's journey continues in the Europa Conference League after surviving a scare against Servette. Their ability to hold onto their aggregate lead despite losing on the night demonstrates resilience and determination.