Cole Palmer carrying Chelsea like Eden Hazard as he fires four-goal warning to Man City ahead of FA Cup clash

Cole Palmer scored four goals in a recent game, which was a big warning for Manchester City before their upcoming FA Cup semi-final match. Palmer, who is only 21 years old, is really good at scoring goals. He’s one of the best in Europe. He’s even up there with Erling Haaland, who’s also scored 20 goals in the Premier League.

Palmer’s first goal happened just 13 minutes into the game. He tricked Everton’s defender and then passed the ball to his teammate, Nicolas Jackson, who gave it back to him for a perfect left-foot shot into the goal.

Five minutes later, Palmer scored again by heading in a rebound after Everton’s goalkeeper, Jordan Pickford, couldn’t hold onto Jackson’s shot.

Then, Pickford made a big mistake by passing the ball to Palmer, who scored from far away with his weaker right foot. This made it look so easy, but it was actually a really skillful shot.

These goals made things much easier for Palmer’s team, Chelsea. Before Palmer’s goals, Everton had chances to score, which could have made things tough for Chelsea. But with Palmer’s goals, Chelsea took control of the game.

Palmer even scored a penalty, making it four goals for him in that game. He’s been on fire lately, scoring in seven consecutive home games, which no Chelsea player has done since Eden Hazard.

Palmer is not just good at scoring goals; he’s also really good at taking penalties. He’s scored all nine of the penalties he’s taken. But there was some confusion during the game when another player wanted to take the penalty instead of Palmer. Eventually, the team captain had to step in and give the ball to Palmer.

A young player named Alfie Gilchrist also scored his first goal for Chelsea that night, adding to the team’s success.

This game was a great warm-up for Chelsea before their big match against Manchester City in the FA Cup semi-final. And City might be regretting selling Palmer for only £42.5 million, considering how well he’s been playing lately.