These were Palmer’s biggest moments but had a general impact on a very important game for Chelsea, which is now just after Newcastle United, who has won fourth on goals – 62-66 – with the same difference between Plus
Their full visit to Tainside will be on Sunday, May 11, for the next Premier League game.
This was a complete show by Palmer, which had the most kicks (five), made the most chances (four), made the most common passes in the final third (13), and the most joint kick in the opposition (eight) of each Chelsea player.
His value is more indicating that even the factor in magic, he now has 37 goals in 67 league appearances for Chelsea – who has placed 10th on the list of all the league goals.
“I just felt normal,” Palmer said. “Obviously, that happens, I left for three months without a goal, but it just gives me more fighting and motivation to do more for myself and the team.
“Going chances and not scoring, you feel you are disappointing your team.
“The social media is full of stupidity, strawberries and whatever. I don’t care about it. I have scored and I’m happy, but only one and I have to continue to progress and try to reach a new level.
“We see him day by day on the training ground and he is always the same, he works hard and is seemingly happy,” he said.
“I’m not happy when he doesn’t score because he’s just wanting to help the team and the club,” he said.
“He deserved it. He’s working hard to score. Now he was his chances and scored,” Palmmer’s friend Moyes Cassido, who was also shot by Quansa for the late Chelsea penalty, said.
“Cool is a surprising boy. He always trains hard, we are very happy for him. He helps us very much even when he hasn’t scored. He is a big boy and deserves everything.
The volume of celebrations at Stamford Bridge among fans and players showed how much this success means, and Palmer’s to Chelsea. Goalkeeper Robert Sánchez ran across the pitch to attend the scenes of happiness because the striker disappeared under a blue shirt.
If this proves that the day Palmmer found his golden touch, he came to the people of London with the full time.
A place in the Champions League makes life much easier for Marceca and everyone at Chelsea while thinking about defining the opponent’s games against those who fight with them for valuable places that end their season.
In addition to his trip to Newcastle, they visit Nottingam Forest – currently three points in sixth on May 25, which was the last day of the campaign. These days, Chelsea’s fate for next season is shaped.
And with the Palmer, as they hurt Liverpool, the club feels that they are in a good position in the final fences.