Chelsea’s dominance in the UEFA Europa Conference League this season has been nothing short of extraordinary. As the Blues prepare to face Heidenheim tonight, fans can revel in the incredible records set by the team during their campaign so far.

Here are the 12 records Chelsea have smashed this season in the Europa Conference League:

1) Biggest-ever win – An emphatic 8-0 victory that set the standard for dominance in the competition.

2) Most goalscorers – A remarkable nine different players have found the net, showcasing the depth and versatility of the squad.

3) Best shot conversion rate – A clinical 25%, proving Chelsea’s efficiency in front of goal.

4) Highest expected goals (xG) figure – An impressive 10.1 xG, underlining the team’s attacking prowess.

5) Biggest over-performance of xG – Outperforming their xG by +5.9, a testament to their sharp finishing.

6) Most efforts on target – A league-best 33 shots on target, keeping opposition defenses under constant pressure.

7) Most big chances – Creating 20 big chances, more than any other team in the competition.

8) Most touches in the opposition box – A staggering 125 touches, highlighting their attacking intensity.

9) Fewest yellow cards – Just two yellow cards, reflecting the team’s discipline and composure.

10) Highest pass completion percentage – A near-flawless 90.8%, demonstrating Chelsea’s control and precision.

11) Most possession periods of 10+ passes – 81 such periods, showing their dominance in possession.

12) Most goals in the opening three games – With 16 goals, Chelsea have scored the most any team has managed in their first three games of a major European group or league stage since 1997/98. This total is double that of their closest Conference League rival, Legia Warsaw, who have eight.

These achievements not only highlight Chelsea’s quality but also their ability to set new benchmarks in European football. As the Blues aim to maintain their 100 per cent record tonight, fans can be confident this team is making history in style.

Keep making us proud, Chelsea!