Chelsea took a 2–0 lead within the first 19 minutes, with Cole Palmer scoring the first goal from the penalty spot after Conor Gallagher’s opener. Today we will discuss about Chelsea vs Man United: Full match| Highlights| Result.
Chelsea vs Man United: Full match| Highlights| Result
Cole Palmer scored in the 100th and 101st minutes as Chelsea secured a historic and extraordinary 4–3 win against Manchester United.
Man Utd were leading 99 minutes and 17 seconds into the game – the latest team to lead in a Premier League match and lose. It is the second time in less than a week that Man Utd have lost the lead in extra time.
Eric ten Hag’s side now have just three days to bounce back from the crushing defeat as they face rivals Liverpool live on Sky Sports on Super Sunday.
“The game was in our hands and we gave it away,” Bruno Fernandes told TNT Sport. “It’s disappointing. It’s hard to bear.”
“It’s a big game [against Liverpool on Sunday]. I don’t need to say anything [to his team-mates]. If I need to say anything it’s a problem because it’s a big club.”
Full match
Cole Palmer’s hat-trick overtook Alejandro Garnacho’s third brace of the season as Chelsea overcame a two-goal lead to beat Manchester United 4-3 with a stoppage-time goal at Stamford Bridge on Thursday.
Two explosive big-name projects clashed and Eric ten Hag would answer tough questions after leading 3–2 after 90 minutes, courtesy of a dubious Palmer penalty – his second of the game – and a wickedly-deflected winner. Disappeared through.
Highlights
Cole Palmer’s hat-trick goal for Chelsea in 100 minutes and 39 seconds was the latest winning goal on record in a Premier League game (since 2006–07).
Palmer (21 years 334 days) became the 200th different player to score a hat-trick in the Premier League, joining Romelu Lukaku (20 years 6 minutes in May 2013) and David Bentley (21 years 158 days in February 2006).
In Premier League history, only Yaya Toure (11/11) and Dimitar Berbatov (9/9) have taken more penalties than Palmer (8/8), taking 100% of the penalties.
Palmer became the first Chelsea player to score home and away against Man Utd in the same Premier League campaign since Juan Mata (2012–13) and the first English player to do so for the Blues since Frank Lampard (2010–11). became.
Result
Chelsea have rarely been strong since Mason Mount’s acrimonious move to Manchester United, but his fellow England midfielder Cole Palmer has assumed virtually all the charismatic responsibilities since arriving from Manchester City in August, and now he He is the person the club’s supporters look to as a source of inspiration in good times and as their only ray of hope in darkness.
The fact that, despite not having graduated from Cobham Academy, Palmer was already regarded with a rare level of affection directed at the Mount, is partly a reflection of his outstanding talent, and partly a reminder of Shows how quickly loyalties can change. While Mount’s role at Stamford Bridge tonight was limited to a villainous cameo, his 86th-minute arrival on the pitch was given a warm welcome.
Briefly it appeared as if Mount would have the last laugh, jawing at Enzo Fernandez defensively and helping Chelsea taunt United with carefree possession in the closing minutes. But it is Palmer who writes the script at Chelsea these days, and he had the last word with another nervy penalty and a dramatic winner in the final seconds.
