Print Hattrick, Tammy Abraham Samai Save Cristiano Ronaldo and Dele Alli

Chelsea's young striker, Tammy Abraham, could not stop making the audience stunned. Most recently, he set a record previously recorded by Cristiano Ronaldo and Dele Alli from Tottenham Hotspur.

The record he got after delivering Chelsea beat Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League on Saturday (14-9-2019). The match itself ended 5-2 for the Blues.

Playing at the Molineux Stadium, Tammy was able to score three goals at once, in the 34th, 41 and 55 minutes. Two other Frank Lampard goals were scored by Fikayo Tomori and Mason Mount.

Unfortunately, that victory did not allow Chelsea to take a better position in the Premier League standings. They are still stuck in sixth place with a collection of eight points.


Tammy Samai Ronaldo and Alli

These three goals made Tammy the center of attention in the history of the Premier League. He became a player aged 21 and under who scored at least two goals in three consecutive matches.

The same score was recorded by Cristiano Ronaldo while in uniform at Manchester United. The player who is now defending Juventus managed to print discs in December 2006.

In addition, Dele Alli also noted the same incision. He did it with Tottenham Hotspur in January 2017.

The record set by Tammy did not stop there. In addition, he was also named the youngest player to score a hat trick for the Blues.



Nick, a former Chelsea Academy student

Chelsea's young players who also attracted attention in this match were not just Tammy. In addition, Mason Mount scored his third goal of the season and Fikayo Tomori, who managed to put his name on the Chelsea dashboard for the first time.

Three players scored 11 goals for Chelsea this season. Thanks to this, the Blues entered the history of the Premier League thanks to three players aged 21 years and under who set this record.

In addition, three players aged 21 and under managed to score a goal in one season. The incision has never been repeated since the 1992-1993 season, recorded by Eddie Newton, Neil Shipperley and Graham Stuart.

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