More Palace grief as Rosenior keeps up good start

Liam Rosenior continued his mostly positive start as Chelsea manager, as they piled more pain on Crystal Palace with a 3-1 English Premier League win at Selhurst Park on Jan 25.

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Chelsea's Estevao Willian sending the ball past Crystal Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson to open his side's scoring in the EPL game. Further goals from Joao Pedro and Enzo Fernandez gave Chelsea a 3-1 win on Jan 25.

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Chelsea forward Joao Pedro told Sky Sports: “We knew this would be a tough game, they have a strong team. We knew we need to win second balls and fight the whole game.

“We scored three goals, conceded, but get the three points.

“In the first half we could have played more with the ball and did not control the game. But at halftime the gaffer told us to keep going, play with intensity and when we scored the second we could breathe a bit.”

Eagles boss Oliver Glasner promised to do his best to turn around a miserable run for the Eagles, despite announcing he will leave the club when his contract expires at the end of the season.