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Cole Palmer made Premier League history, becoming the first player to score four first-half goals in a match as Chelsea cruised past Brighton 4-2.
Brighton initially took the lead, scoring twice early on thanks to mistakes from Chelsea‘s former Brighton goalkeeper Robert Sanchez.
After Georginio Rutter’s header put the visitors ahead, Palmer took control of the match with an outstanding performance.
The 22-year-old hit the post and had a goal ruled out for offside before opening the scoring with a precise finish from Nicolas Jackson’s pass.
He then converted a penalty after Jadon Sancho was fouled, followed by a stunning 25-yard free kick that found the top corner, completing his hat trick in just ten minutes.
Palmer netted his fourth goal shortly after, converting from a Sancho assist, which came after Carlos Baleba had capitalized on another error from Sanchez.
As the second half progressed, the intensity waned, and Palmer missed a chance for a fifth goal.
The Blues ultimately held on to secure a decisive victory propelling them to fourth on the table.
This article was updated 2 months ago
