Both Antony and Jadon Sancho, who were on loan from Manchester United, assisted their present teams in making a huge leap towards Conference League semi-final qualification.

Sancho helped Chelsea defeat Legia Warszawa 3-0 on the road by setting up two goals, ending his goal and assist drought.

He doubled Chelsea’s advantage with his first assist in the 57th minute.

The 25-year-old squared the ball to Noni Madueke, who tucked it away in the bottom corner after running at the Polish defense.

Sancho faced a tired home defense once more in the 74th minute and skillfully flashed the ball across goal, where a happy Madueke was there to assist him in scoring his second goal of the game and Chelsea’s third.

The United winger produced five crucial passes during the game and completed 96% of his passes. He had a shot on goal that may have snapped his goal drought—he hasn’t scored in 2025—so the evening was practically ideal for him.

He only won two of his nine tries at a ground duel, indicating that he was still not very efficient from a defensive perspective.

When Real Betis defeated Jagiellonia Białystok 2-0 in Spain to take control of their quarterfinal, Antony also made an impression.

He made 89% of his passing efforts and got 82 touches of the ball. On the evening, he made one significant chance and had two crucial passes.

The Brazilian helped took the game to the Poles, completing all three of his dribble attempts and proving to be a consistent threat.

The United winger won six of his ten ground battles, demonstrating his strong work ethic as his team dominated the quarterfinal.

The next games Sancho will play are Chelsea’s home match against Ipswich Town on Sunday and Antony’s critical Champions League qualifying match against Villarreal at the Estadio Benito Villamarín.