Agba Baller has urged Chelsea fans to remain calm that it is just three games into the season.
African Women's Player of the Year, Asisat Oshoala, has assured Chelsea fans that the Stamford Bridge team will clinch the Premier League title this season.
Despite playing a 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace in their last game, the Nigerian forward, who joined Bay FC from Barcelona, is confident that Chelsea will win the 2024/2025 league title.
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Chelsea 1-1 Crystal Palace
The Blues shared the spoils with Crystal Palace on Matchday Three of the English Premier League in a thrilling game at Stamford Bridge.
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Nicolas Jackson opened the scoring for Chelsea with a skilful finish assisted by Cole Palmer, but Ebere Eze equalised for Crystal Palace early in the second half.
Chelsea dominated early on, with Palmer narrowly missing a shot and Noni Madueke squandering two close-range chances before Jackson scored in the 25th minute, capping a well-executed team move. It was Jackson’s second goal in consecutive games.
With his assist, Palmer reached 15 Premier League assists since joining Chelsea last summer, making him the top provider for teammates during that time.
Palace struggled to threaten in the first half but levelled the score early in the second, as Eze curled in a superb shot from the edge of the box, leaving Chelsea's goalkeeper Robert Sánchez helpless.
To regain the lead, Chelsea introduced Mykhailo Mudryk after Malo Gusto's injury. However, the Ukrainian failed to create an impact, and despite late pressure and opportunities for Jackson, the Blues couldn't secure a winner.
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Ultimately, both teams settled for a point, a crucial result for Oliver Glasner's Palace, who avoided a third consecutive defeat and earned their first draw against Chelsea since 1995.
Asisat Oshoala assured Chelsea of winning the League
Bay FC striker Oshoala fondly called Agba Baller urged Chelsea fans to be calm despite the draw with Palace. "Three matches in n u don Dey swear for your players calm down, you’re winning d league," she said.
Chelsea will travel to Vitality Stadium for a date with Bournemouth after the international break on Saturday, September 14th.