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Thanks to a new goal from Cole Palmer, Chelsea won against Fulham this Saturday and continues their climb up the standings.
Chelsea breathe. After a delicate first part of the season despite colossal investments during the summer transfer window, the Blues may have finally found their rhythm. This Saturday, Mauricio Pochettino’s men welcomed Fulham for a London derby and a mid-table duel.
Three successes in a row
A balanced duel from which the Chelsea players emerged victorious thanks to a penalty of Cole Palmer, the club’s top scorer this season with 9 goals in the Premier League. This is also the first time that a player under 21 has scored so many goals with Chelsea in one season. After the victories against Crystal Palace and at Luton, the Blues therefore have a third consecutive success in the championship, something which has not happened since October 2022.
🔵🧊 9 goals in 17 Premier League games for Cole Palmer since he joined Chelsea.
5/5 penalties scored from the spot in the Premier League this season. pic.twitter.com/6XYdiTjqIi
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) January 13, 2024
Thanks to this good series, they temporarily move up to 8th place and can hope to return to the race for Europe this season.
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