Cole Palmer, Chelsea’s dynamic 23-year-old attacking midfielder, has swiftly become a central figure in the club's resurgence. His blend of creativity, technical prowess, and big-game mentality has drawn comparisons to Chelsea legend Joe Cole. While both players share a flair for the dramatic, Palmer's statistics and style offer a fresh perspective on Chelsea's evolving midfield. Career Statistics: A Glimpse into Palmer's Impact Since joining Chelsea in August 2023, Palmer has made significan

The second international break of the season is approaching and it is that time again to take a deep breath, relax and unpack what has happened since the last international break. It has been a chaotic past few fixtures for Chelsea, some low moments and some incredibly high moments too. This will cover the stand out performers, fixture reviews and also look at what's to come this international break. Low moments You could say that Chelsea's season really started during the window of fixtures

Football meets fashion. Celebration meets commerce. And Cole Palmer? He’s at the centre of it all, as cool as ever. In a slick off-the-pitch move, Chelsea’s shinning star is turning his now-iconic “Cold Palmer” celebration into a certified brand. You know the one, ice in his veins, that shivering pose after a big goal? Yeah, that’s not just for the cameras anymore. Cole’s trademarking it. Literally. And here’s how it works—and why both Palmer and his fans stand to win big. The Ice-Cold Bluep

By the time the fixture kicks off on Saturday evening, Liverpool might not be sitting in 1st position on the log again. Chelsea may seem to have found their mojo back after defeating Jose Mourinho’s Benfica in the UEFA Champions League to record their second win from six matches. Still, Liverpool, on the other hand, seems to be losing its grip after consecutive losses to Crystal Palace and Galatasaray, respectively, with the latter coming in the UEFA Champions League match. Match Preview Nam

Chelsea leave it late against Liverpool as its Estevao who clinches it for the blues. Chelsea Chaos. Chelsea being at home were quitely optimistic about getting something from this game. They started the game off perfectly with Maresca's tactics clearly working. With how the blues had set up it was certain they were trying to target the Liverpool fullbacks in Kerkez and Bradley. Both who have had a slow start to the season. It was Malo Gusto playing alongside Caicedo in that midfield pivot, Gu

Early Encounters and Foundations The rivalry between Liverpool and Chelsea stretches back more than a century, beginning on Christmas Day in 1907. On that afternoon, Chelsea stunned Anfield with a 4–1 victory in their first-ever meeting. The fixture quickly grew in significance, with the 1930s producing some of the first truly emphatic scorelines. Liverpool recorded a 6–0 victory in 1935, while Chelsea responded with a 6–1 win in 1937. In 1946, following the Second World War, the two sides met

So we reach the end of another international break. I can never bring myself to get excited for these. I've three sons, aged 13, 10 and 8, and they love it midweek when they get to stay up and watch England. They have snacks and fizzy drinks, and in general enjoy watching a lackadaisical England team stroll past whoever their second rate opposition is. If I'm honest though, I find it a tad dull. I'm sure I'm not alone in this. Even Thomas Tuchel bemoaned the lack of atmosphere at Wembley the ot

When Arsenal completed the signing of Viktor Gyökeres from Sporting CP for a deal worth up to £64 million, there was a sense that Mikel Arteta had finally found the striker Arsenal had been looking for. At 27, the Swedish forward arrived in North London at the peak of his powers, fresh from a stunning season in Portugal where he scored a whopping 54 goals and recorded 12 assists in 52 appearances. His mix of power, movement, and composure in front of goal made him one of the deadliest strikers i

Club football on the horizon again, where do Arsenal stand? In the last international break, I predicted that 10 points out of 12 for Arsenal would leave them no further off Liverpool than they were at that point and more than likely closer to 1st place. In the aftermath of drawing at home to what appeared to be an imminently beatable City side and Newcastle away still to come I did wonder if we would reach that target. I should never have questioned Mikel and the boys and I am still buzzing f

Woltemade: Germany’s Rising Star and Newcastle’s New Striking Sensation Nick Woltemade is rapidly emerging as one of Europe’s most exciting young strikers, making waves both for Germany and Newcastle United. At just 22, the German forward has already become a pivotal figure in Julian Nagelsmann’s national team setup and Eddie Howe’s Premier League plans. His seamless transition from VfB Stuttgart to St James’ Park has been nothing short of impressive. With Alexander Isak leaving big boots to f

Victor Froholdt is a 19-year-old Danish midfielder whose performances in recent seasons have captured the attention of many top clubs. Arsenal are apparently keen on him as a long-term piece for their midfield rebuild. His style, stats, and potential make him one of the brightest young talents in Europe — and many believe he could be a very good fit for the Gunners’ future. Career So Far & Statistics * Froholdt came through FC Copenhagen’s youth setup and broke into the senior team, becoming

As we take time out from the Premier league for another week or so for the International break, we take this opportunity to have a look at how Arsenal's season has gone so far. Seven matches played in the league and five wins and a draw from those seven matches leaves the Gunners in a very favourable position at the top of the table on 16 points. Goal difference for the matches played reads extremely well for Mikel Arteta's team also and with 14 goals scored for and 3 against, this is a league b

The second international break of the season is approaching and it is that time again to take a deep breath, relax and unpack what has happened since the last international break. It has been a chaotic past few fixtures for Chelsea, some low moments and some incredibly high moments too. This will cover the stand out performers, fixture reviews and also look at what's to come this international break. Low moments You could say that Chelsea's season really started during the window of fixtures

After an outstanding summer transfer window, Arsenal sporting director Andrea Berta is already looking to raid Juventus for 20 year old wonder kid Kenan Yildiz, using Gabriel Jesus as a make-weight in the deal. This would make sense from Jesus' perspective, ahead of World Cup 2026 in North America, giving that he will be 29 by then, so realistically this could be his last World Cup. Kenan Yildiz is emerging as one of Europe’s most exciting young attacking talents. At just 20, the Juventus forw

With the international break, one team would have wished the league to still be in progress. Bournemouth have been the surprise package of the league as they sit within the top five of the table just seven games into the season. Things didn’t just turn around for the better for Bournemouth, as they have continued in the form they were in towards the end of last season, which resulted in some of their players being sought after by the big teams, with Dean Hjulsen making the biggest move to Real

Football meets fashion. Celebration meets commerce. And Cole Palmer? He’s at the centre of it all, as cool as ever. In a slick off-the-pitch move, Chelsea’s shinning star is turning his now-iconic “Cold Palmer” celebration into a certified brand. You know the one, ice in his veins, that shivering pose after a big goal? Yeah, that’s not just for the cameras anymore. Cole’s trademarking it. Literally. And here’s how it works—and why both Palmer and his fans stand to win big. The Ice-Cold Bluep