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Calling Chelsea ?Cole Palmer FC? is not much of an insult. Oh no, you have one of the best attackers in the world. Oh no, you got him for a bargain price. Oh no, he won you the Club World Cup last month. Still, no side ever wants to be completely reliant on one player. Chelsea aim to depend more on the collective than the individual. They have struggled without Palmer in the past but thrived in his absence against West Ham last week. Palmer withdrew with a groin injury during the warm-up and is a doubt to face Fulham in the Saturday lunchtime kick-off. However Enzo Maresca has options. Est?v?o Willian came in for Palmer against West Ham and was exceptional on the right wing. Jo?o Pedro and Pedro Neto were excellent. Chelsea have enough talent at their disposal to beat Fulham without Palmer. Jacob Steinberg
Chelsea v Fulham, Saturday 12.30pm (all times BST)
Manchester United v Burnley, Saturday 3pm
Tottenham v Bournemouth, Saturday 3pm
Sunderland v Brentford, Saturday 3pm
Wolves v Everton, Saturday 3pm
Leeds v Newcastle, Saturday 5.30pm
Brighton v Manchester City, Sunday 2pm
Nottingham Forest v West Ham, Sunday 2pm
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Calling Chelsea ?Cole Palmer FC? is not much of an insult. Oh no, you have one of the best attackers in the world. Oh no, you got him for a bargain price. Oh no, he won you the Club World Cup last month. Still, no side ever wants to be completely reliant on one player. Chelsea aim to depend more on the collective than the individual. They have struggled without Palmer in the past but thrived in his absence against West Ham last week. Palmer withdrew with a groin injury during the warm-up and is a doubt to face Fulham in the Saturday lunchtime kick-off. However Enzo Maresca has options. Est?v?o Willian came in for Palmer against West Ham and was exceptional on the right wing. Jo?o Pedro and Pedro Neto were excellent. Chelsea have enough talent at their disposal to beat Fulham without Palmer. Jacob Steinberg
Chelsea v Fulham, Saturday 12.30pm (all times BST)
Manchester United v Burnley, Saturday 3pm
Tottenham v Bournemouth, Saturday 3pm
Sunderland v Brentford, Saturday 3pm
Wolves v Everton, Saturday 3pm
Leeds v Newcastle, Saturday 5.30pm
Brighton v Manchester City, Sunday 2pm
Nottingham Forest v West Ham, Sunday 2pm
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