US EditionPalmer dismisses social media 'idiots' after ending goal drought in Chelsea win
- Chelsea defeated Liverpool 3-1 at Stamford Bridge on Sunday, May 4, 2025, securing a crucial Premier League win.
- The victory followed an 18-game scoring drought for Chelsea playmaker Cole Palmer, who ended the drought with a stoppage-time penalty.
- Chelsea took an early lead through Enzo Fernandez's goal after three minutes and extended the lead with an own goal by Jarell Quansah before Palmer's penalty sealed the win.
- Palmer brushed off recent criticism on social media, describing himself as mentally resilient and unaffected by negative comments from others.
- The win boosted Chelsea to fifth place, level on points with fourth-place Newcastle and three points ahead of sixth-place Nottingham Forest, intensifying the race for Champions League qualification.
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Fans say Palmer is 'too funny' as he explains how 100 Coles would beat gorilla
COLE PALMER has been hailed as “too funny” after explaining his view on the viral debate over a fight between a gorilla and 100 men. The Chelsea star has weighed in on the question that has dominated social media. https:///CFCBlues_comCole Palmer has shared his thoughts on the 100 men vs gorilla debate[/caption] https://x.com/CFCBlues_comHe left fans in hysterics with his response[/caption] Palmer thinks 100 of him could beat a gorilka in a figh…
Palmer dismisses social media ’idiots’ after ending goal drought in Chelsea win against Liverpool
Chelsea playmaker Cole Palmer dismissed his critics on social media as “idiots” and “trolls” after scoring his first goal since January in the 3-1 win over Liverpool in the Premier League on Sunday.
EPL: Cole Palmer hits out at trolls after scoring in 3-1 win over Liverpool
Chelsea playmaker Cole Palmer has hit out at social media “idiots and trolls” following criticism he has received in recent weeks, after ending his goal drought against Liverpool. Palmer had contributed only two goals in the Blues’ last 12 matches. However, he calmly converted a last-minute penalty as Chelsea defeated the newly-crowned champions at Stamford Bridge. Earlier in the game, Palmer had been denied by the upright after beating Alisson …
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