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The Gunners fans in excitement as Chelsea star man is set to miss clash with Arsenal
The Gunners fans are in excitement as Chelsea star man is set to miss clash with Arsenal. Mauricio Pochettino has confirmed that the Blues sensational winger Cole Palmer is a doubt against Arsenal on Tuesday.
Palmer appeared to be struggling with an injury at Wembley and was below his best during Chelsea’s FA Cup semi-final defeat to Manchester City on Saturday.

Palmer has been in a sensational form for Chelsea
The playmaker has been in sensational form this term, scoring 23 goals and providing 11 assists since joining the Blues.
Chelsea’s form has been much improved in the Premier League despite their disappointment of their FA Cup defeat to City
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Asked about Palmer’s chances of playing, Pochettino said: ‘We will see tomorrow. We will assess him in the morning.
‘Today, no I don’t believe he can be involved but we will assess him tomorrow.
‘Even if he is good tomorrow, maybe he’s not in a condition to play. Hopefully he can recover as soon as possible.’
The Blues could also be without Marc Gusto and Ben Chilwell, with the pair suffering knocks in the defeat at Wembley.
The Blues could also be without Marc Gusto and Ben Chilwell, with the pair suffering knocks in the defeat at Wembley.
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