Chelsea defender Tosin Adarabioyo said he was happy to score his first Premier League goal after adding his name on the scoresheet in Chelsea’s 3-1 win against Wolves at Stamford Bridge Monday night.
The goal was Adarabioyo’s third from four games in all competitions and it was his first Premier League goal for Chelsea. Adarabioyo who is a target for recruit into Super Eagles squad said after the game.
“Three goals in four games yes, four for the season and my first Premier League goal, so very happy.
“It is definitely good to contribute to the goals and for them to come from all over the pitch.
“A goal is a goal at the end of the day. Even if you get the scummy ones, it is always a good feeling.”
Meanwhile, Noni Madueke has apologised for stealing Trevoh Chaloba’s goal. His header from a Cole Palmer cross was destined for goal only for Madueke to escort it in.
Chalobah who was recalled from his loan deal at Crystal Palace did not hide his feelings as his effort at goal was scrambled in by Madueke.
“Yes, for sure, it’s instincts, attacker’s instinct. I think I knew it was going over the line but I said sorry to Trevoh after. Assist on his first game back is great, but I had to put this in the net for sure,” Madueke was quoted by London Standard.
“He was saying, ‘no way you took my goal,’ but I said, ‘bro, come on, you have to understand that this is what they pay me to do.”
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