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Chelsea Rout Wolves 6-2 for First Premier League Win of the Season
Chelsea secured their first Premier League victory of the season in style, thrashing Wolves 6-2 at Molineux. Cole Palmer was at the heart of the action, playing a pivotal role in all six goals. He scored one and assisted three for Noni Madueke, who completed a 14-minute second-half hat-trick.
Nicolas Jackson opened the scoring for Chelsea, heading in Palmer’s corner, before assisting Palmer’s deft lob that restored Chelsea’s lead after Wolves had twice equalized. João Félix, making his first appearance since rejoining Chelsea, added the final goal, capping off a dominant performance.
Enzo Maresca, in his first league win as Chelsea manager, saw his team dismantle Wolves with a commanding second-half display. The Blues scored four unanswered goals, exposing Wolves’ defensive frailties and ensuring the new manager’s tenure began with a statement victory.
Noni Madueke Hatrick Against Wolves
Noni Madueke responded to a hostile reception at Molineux with a blistering 14-minute hat-trick, leading Chelsea to a 6-2 victory over Wolves.
Each of his three goals was assisted by Cole Palmer, whom Madueke praised, saying, “He is cold, and I am fire, so it mixes well. He has always got the ability to play the right pass at the right time.”
Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca also lauded Madueke’s performance: “I can judge Noni’s performance – it was fantastic. Not only the second half but also the first half, he was always one-v-one creating something.” Madueke’s brilliance on the field ultimately overshadowed the off-field drama.
Madueke’s Social Media Gaffe Draws Boos, Followed by Public Apology
Noni Madueke faced a wave of boos from Wolves fans during Chelsea’s 6-2 victory after a controversial social media post in which he described Wolverhampton as “s***.” The post, which was quickly deleted, sparked outrage and shadowed the build-up to the match.
After the game, Madueke publicly apologized, explaining that the post was intended for a private account. “I just want to apologize to anyone I might have offended. It’s just a human mistake, an accident. It wasn’t meant to be out on my socials like that. I’m sure Wolverhampton is a lovely town, and I’m sorry,” he said.
Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca commented that he trusts his players to behave responsibly on social media, although he was unaware of the post during the game. Despite the off-field controversy, Madueke’s on-field performance, highlighted by a hat trick, ultimately dominated the headlines.
Cole Palmer Shines as Chelsea’s Playmaker-in-Chief
Cole Palmer played a central role in Chelsea’s 6-2 demolition of Wolves, directly contributing to five of the six goals. The young playmaker assisted three of Noni Madueke’s goals and scored one himself, demonstrating his vision and precision in the final third.
Palmer’s influence on the game was undeniable. He orchestrated Chelsea’s attacking play with remarkable composure and creativity. His standout performance earned high praise from manager Enzo Maresca, who said, “He is a special player, a special guy, and a special person.”
Palmer’s ability to deliver key passes at crucial moments highlighted his importance to Chelsea’s attacking strategy, solidifying his role as a vital asset in Maresca’s plans.
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