In an exciting development for Premier League giants Chelsea, 22-year-old midfielder Cole Palmer has been compared to Liverpool's dynamic forward Mohamed Salah by their coach Enzo Maresca. The rising star showed great maturity and composure on the field as Chelsea broke their five-match winless streak with a 3-1 victory over Wolves on Monday. Fans are eagerly waiting to see if Palmer can replicate Salah's impact for the London club.
Amidst a recent winless streak for Chelsea, 22-year-old midfielder Cole Palmer has caught the attention of assistant coach Enzo Maresca with his calm and composed performance in a 3-1 victory over Wolves. Maresca draws a comparison between Palmer and Liverpool's superstar Mohamed Salah, praising his ability to take charge and ask for the ball in difficult moments, much like Salah and Martin Odegaard do for their respective teams. With Chelsea's continued push for a Champions League spot, Maresca believes Palmer's presence will be crucial.
In this week's edition of The Radar, Nick Wright discusses the impressive rise of young football star Cole Palmer and his return to Manchester City, where he hopes to prove his former team wrong for letting him go. Also featured are the stunning long shots of Nottingham Forest's Murillo and the tough start at Leicester for Ruud van Nistelrooy. Don't miss out on all the need-to-know stories from the Premier League.
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Enzo Maresca's Chelsea team put on a dominating performance against Fulham in the Premier League match on Boxing Day, ending with a 3-0 victory. Chelsea's Cole Palmer had a standout performance, helping secure the solid win for his team. Fans of the "Blues" were not disappointed as their favorite team continued to impress in the Premier League.
Despite a brilliant solo goal from record-breaking Cole Palmer, Chelsea couldn't hold on to their lead against Fulham. Levi Colwill's goal was disallowed for offside, giving Fulham hope to push forward. In the end, substitute Rodrigo Muniz's stoppage-time winner gave Fulham their first win at Stamford Bridge since 1979. Chelsea's performance is analyzed with player ratings given for each team member.
Chelsea midfielder Cole Palmer's blunt response to whether his team is a contender for the Premier League title has left fans in stitches. Despite their impressive form, Palmer believes it is too early to make any claims about their title chances. Manager Enzo Maresca echoes this sentiment, stating that his team still has room for improvement before they can seriously consider themselves title contenders.
Chelsea put on an impressive performance at home, easily defeating Aston Villa with a 3-0 result. The team's captain, Enzo Fernandez, and Cole Palmer linked up for a brilliant goal, while Wesley Fofana suffered a hamstring injury that will likely keep him out for five weeks. The win puts Chelsea in third place in the Premier League, behind Arsenal on alphabetical order. Keep up with the action and highlights from the game live.
Sky Sports' coverage of the Premier League match between Chelsea and Aston Villa was disrupted by technical problems, forcing the commentary team to improvise and bring in former Villa defender Micah Richards. Despite the early hiccups, Chelsea managed to secure a convincing victory, with goals from Nicolas Jackson, Enzo Fernandez, and Cole Palmer. Villa's manager Unai Emery expressed frustration with a disallowed goal in their previous Champions League match, while Chelsea's manager Enzo Maresca praised the performance of loanee Jadon Sancho.
Football pundits Joe Cole and Peter Crouch express their frustration with VAR after key decisions in the match between Leicester City and Chelsea at the King Power Stadium. Chelsea are currently leading 1-0 at half-time, thanks to a goal from Nicolas Jackson. The TNT Sports commentators believe Leicester should have been reduced to ten men after a dangerous tackle from Wilfred Ndidi, but VAR chose not to intervene. Cole and Crouch argue that the tackle could have seriously injured Chelsea's Cole Palmer.