‘Like father, like son' – Fans stunned by how similar Cole Palmer's dad is to Chelsea star in viral interview
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COLE PALMER and his dad have left fans stunned over how similar they are.
Chelsea star Palmer appeared in an interview with dad Scott after winning the Conference League.
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Cole Palmer and his dad Scott drew comparisons for their interview style
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Both give short answers straight to the point
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Palmer inspired Chelsea's 4-1 comeback win as he produced the assists for the first two goals.
But after the match he was his typical self during an interview on the pitch, leaving a reporter desperate for longer answers to his questions.
Unfortunately for the beIN SPORTS interviewer, Scott was not much better either - he described his own answers as "short and sweet".
Scott was asked his thoughts on Palmer's performance after he was named man of the match.
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He replied saying: "Yeah he did well. Turned the match, got us the win."
Palmer then joked it was his dad's fault he always gave short answers in interviews, with Scott adding: "Short and sweet."
Fans found the interaction amusing as they realised the apple does not fall far from the tree in the Palmer family.
One supporter reacted saying: "Like father like son 😀"
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Another added: "One answer family."
And a third wrote: "Now I see it, is definitely the father's fault"
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