'Worst in Sports History'... Why the UECL final 'MVP' was criticized
'Worst in Sports History'... Why the UECL final 'MVP' was criticized
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Cole Palmer is being criticized by soccer fans. Because of his inexperienced interview skills.
Chelsea beat Real Betis 4-1 in the final of the UEFA Europa Conference League (UECL) at 4 a.m. on the 29th at the Tarkinski Arena in Wroclaw, Poland.
Chelsea scored a landslide victory for the team. Abde Ezaljouli lost a point just 10 minutes after the game started, but the team immediately rearranged its performance. Enzo Fernandez finished off Palmer's cross with his head at the 21st minute in the second half and Nicola Jackson made a come-from-behind goal about four minutes later. Jadon Sancho and Moises Caicedo scored net goals in the final minutes of the game, which ended in a landslide 4-1 victory for Chelsea.
Palmer was the hero of the match. Having formed the second line with Noni Madueke and Pedru Netu, Palmer also contributed to the team's complete victory by scoring equalizer and come-from-behind goals. According to the soccer statistics media "Sopa Score," Palmer, who played 88 minutes, along with two assists, had 55 cheek touches, 84% pass success rate (32 out of 38), two key passes, 100% cross success rate (2 out of 2), two critical opportunities creation, 67% dribbling success rate (4 out of 6), and 56% ground competition success rate (5 out of 9), and the media gave Palmer 8.4 points, the highest rating in both teams.
At the same time, Palmer was named the MVP of the UECL finals. He is being criticized by fans for his poor interview skills. "In a post-match interview, Palmer was asked how he could make room for two assists. Then, he replied, 'Well... I don't know. I tried to find space when my team was playing aggressively.' " 바카라사이트
"Palmer's interview sparked a huge response on social media, and fans reacted to his brief response. One fan commented, 'Palmer should receive media training,' while another responded, 'This is the worst winning interview in the history of sports.'