Enzo Maresca reveals what he told Cole Palmer after Chelsea’s win over Southampton

Enzo Maresca lifte the lid on his chat with Cole Palmer after his. Chelsea side returne to winning ways with a comprehensive 4-0 victory over Southampton.

Chelsea have experience a drastic dip in form สมัคร UFABET วันนี้ รับเครดิตฟรีสำหรับสมาชิกใหม่ over the winter period and entere tonight’s Stamford Bridge contest on the back of three straight defeats in all competitions.

But the Blues move back into the Premier League top four in some style, putting. Ivan Juric’s sorry Saints to the sword in front of a rapturous home crowd.

Christopher Nkunku heade home the opening goal of the game in the 24th minute and Pedro Neto and. Levi Colwill both capitalise on the visitors’ shoddy defending to make it three before the halfway stage.

Chelsea increase the deficit with 12 minutes of normal time remaining as Marc Cucurella slotte home from close range to score his third league goal of the season – and bottom-place Southampton simply had no answer.

Palmer, so often Chelsea’s talisman since his arrival from Manchester City, has experience an uncharacteristic dry spell in front of goal of late and was left visibly disappointe as referee Thomas Bramall blew his whistle to signal full-time in west London.

It means Palmer is without a goal in his last seven appearances for the club and Maresca was seen putting an arm around the England youngster as the pair share a brief on-field conversation.

Aske what he said to Palmer, Maresca told ‘It’s quite easy. You have here [on the punditry panel] former players who have all been big players and all of them went through some bad moments.

‘It’s normal. It’s like a team. You cannot expect Cole Palmer, every season or every game, to be like last season or like the first part of the season. It’s normal, it’s something normal.

‘He’s a human being, he’s missing some things and now it’s how we react. So I was telling him that. Everything is normal. He’s happy, he’s okay.’

The Chelsea head coach adde: ‘I’ve said already that he has lucky in his career, even if he is young, because he’s shared moments, changing rooms, with top players.

‘He knows that any top players go through bad moments.

‘It’s how you react. Keep calm, keep working, keep laughing. Be calm, be happy, enjoy the football. It’s the only thing you have to do.’