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Chelsea Fans Fume Over Martinez’s Tackle on Palmer

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Injury Blow for Chelsea

Chelsea supporters are expressing their outrage following a controversial tackle by Manchester United’s Lisandro Martinez on Cole Palmer during Sunday’s match. The incident has left the 22-year-old midfielder nursing an injury, casting doubt on his availability for this weekend’s critical clash against Arsenal.

Maresca Confirms Injury Concerns

During a pre-match press conference, Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca revealed that Palmer was unable to train and is currently unfit. “We hope to have him back against Arsenal, we will assess him,” Maresca stated, leaving fans anxious about the star’s return.

Controversial Tackle Sparks Fury

The tackle in question occurred when Martinez caught Palmer at knee height, prompting calls for a red card from fans and pundits alike, including former player Gary Neville. Despite the severity of the foul, the referee opted for just a yellow card after a VAR review, leading to widespread criticism.

Palmer’s Availability in Doubt

Although Palmer managed to complete the match at Old Trafford, the repercussions of the tackle are now evident. He has missed training sessions this week as Chelsea gears up for their derby match, leaving supporters frustrated and furious over the perceived leniency shown to Martinez.

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Upcoming Fixtures and Squad News

Chelsea will face Noah in the Europa Conference League on Thursday, but Palmer will not be part of the squad due to his exclusion from Chelsea’s European roster. In other developments, Enzo Fernandez has publicly responded to Maresca, adding another layer to the ongoing narrative at the club.

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