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Nicholas Jackson and Cole Palmer netted for Chelsea in their 2-1 win against Newcastle United, while Jean-Phillipe Mateta’s lone strike paved the way for a 1-0 win for Palace against the Spurs.
Chelsea’s Cole Palmer, left, celebrates with teammate Pedro Neto after scoring his side’s second goal during the English Premier League soccer match between Chelsea and Newcastle at Stamford Bridge in London, Sunday, Oct. 27, 2024. (AP Photo/Dave Shopland)
Chelsea posted a 2-1 win over Newcastle United at Stamford Bridge on Sunday in the Premier League while Crystal Palace triumphed 1-0 against Tottenham at Selhurst Park.
Nicholas Jackson and Cole Palmer netted for Chelsea in their 2-1 win against Newcastle United, while Jean-Phillipe Mateta’s lone strike paved the way for a 1-0 win for Palace against the Spurs.
Chelsea broke the deadlock at Stamford Bridge with an 18th-minute strike from Nicholas Jackson before they were pulled back by Alexander Isak in the 32nd minute of the game.
The sides went into the break all level and with everything still left to play for. Cole Palmer helped the Blues ahead two minutes after play resumed to lift the London crowd’s spirits.
Crystal Palace picked up a lead against Ange Postecogleu’s Tottenham Hotspurs Mateta grabbed the only goal of the day to pick up all points on offer at home against a disappointing Spurs side.
The Blues got back to winning ways with Palmer at the heart of their best work.
The England international had a goal marginally ruled out for offside inside the first five minutes.
Palmer was the creator for the opening goal, despite not being credited with the assist, as his sumptuous ball over the top freed Pedro Neto, who picked out Nicolas Jackson to slot in his sixth goal of the season.
Newcastle are now winless in five league games as the pressure mounts on Eddie Howe ahead of a rematch against Chelsea in the League Cup on Wednesday.
The Magpies did get back on level terms before half-time as Alexander Isak tapped in Lewis Hall’s cross at the end of a well-worked move.
Palmer took just two minutes into the second period to make the decisive impact with a driving run forward and powerful finish that beat Nick Pope at his near post.
Newcastle should have left London with a point, though, as Isak botched a huge chance to level 15 minutes from time after rounding Robert Sanchez.
Palace began the day in the relegation zone but were good value for the three points at Selhurst Park as Tottenham’s struggles on the road continue.
Eberechi Eze’s deft flick teed up Jean-Philippe Mateta to fire home the only goal.
Eze had a second ruled out for offside in the second half, but Tottenham, without injured captain Son Heung-min, were toothless in attack.
Spurs have won just once in five away league games this season as they slip to eighth, four points off the top four.
(With Inputs From AFP)
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