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'Lost his head': Gary Neville takes aim at Cole Palmer after Chelsea red card vs Tottenham
🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Sport · Tottenham, England · 5 h ago
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Mike Penders punched the ball into his own net in a disastrous moment for the stand-in Chelsea goalkeeper to give Spurs the lead with Mathys Tel scoring a sensational solo effort to wrap up the win five minutes from full-time.
Seven minutes before the opening goal, Palmer was shown a yellow card after charging into Mateus Fernandes who was penalised for handball moments before.
Palmer was shown two yellow cards during the latter stages of the second half, the first for an off-the-ball shove on Mateus Fernandes and then a late challenge on Sandro Tonali Neville said at the time of the Fernandes push that Palmer was “lucky” not to be shown a straight red card.
Minutes later, after Tottenham had scored to take the lead through a Mike Penders own goal, a frustrated Palmer lashed out at Tonali.
“Cole Palmer's lost his head in these last few minutes,” Neville said as Palmer pleaded innocence.
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