Cole Palmer and the Art of Doing Less, Better
Chelsea's standout has become one of the league's best by mastering economy: fewer touches, better decisions, more end product.
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Chelsea's standout has become one of the league's best by mastering economy: fewer touches, better decisions, more end product.
A blistering start to the season has Haaland on another record pace. But the more interesting story is how defences keep failing to solve him.
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