Romelu Lukaku's gift-wrapped objective demonstrated enough for Chelsea to beat an undaunted Al Hilal 1-0 and arrive at the Club World Cup last.
Belgium hired gunman Lukaku scorned a grasp of fine openings yet couldn't miss when given Yasir Alshahrani's accidental redirection only yards from objective.
The 28-year-old lashed into the net in Abu Dhabi, to end a five-match objective dry spell and book the Blues' spot in Saturday's last against Brazilians Palmeiras.
Chelsea will justifiably refer to fly slack and their chaotic timetable for a messed up appearing, and manager Thomas Tuchel's proceeded with nonattendance because of Covid disengagement without a doubt likewise conveys weight.
However, colleagues Arno Michels and Zsolt Low managed another success following Saturday's 2-1 FA Cup fourth-round triumph over Plymouth.
The Stamford Bridge men had Kepa Arrizabalaga to thank for the perfect sheet, as the Spain plug pulled off two indispensable, elegant recoveries in one more guaranteed execution at the Mohammed Bin Zayed Stadium.
Saudi Arabian side Al Hilal shook the Blues now and again as manager Leonardo Jardim conveyed a restrained and very much penetrated set of players who pushed the Londoners right to the end.
Chelsea actually justified the success in any case, and will presently get the opportunity to guarantee the club's first Club World Cup crown.
The Blues missed out to Brazil's Corinthians back in 2012, and chief Cesar Azpilicueta will be among those planning to obliterate that misfortune by lifting the title this time around.
As the Blues had to crush their direction to the success, this was a night for any semblance of hard men Mateo Kovacic and Toni Rudiger.
Boss Tuchel previously effectively described that pair as men you would not want to meet down a dark alley.
Consistently midfielder Kovacic and focus back Rudiger closed off Al Hilal's courses to objective in a conflict where industry bested resourcefulness.
Chelsea began the night gradually, maybe not out of the ordinary after their speedy circle back from Saturday's FA Cup conflict with Plymouth and flying only hours after that thin 2-1 win.
Moussa Marega and Matheus Pereira intrigued for the Saudis, as Chelsea were frequently put under relative tension.
The Blues adapted outstandingly in general notwithstanding, denying Al Hilal any cast-iron possibilities.