Know if Noni Madueke has a wife or girlfriend
After being relentlessly booed by the home crowd for a controversial social media post about Wolverhampton, Noni Madueke responded with a second-half hat trick, securing Chelsea’s first Premier League win under manager Enzo Maresca.
Madueke who showed his impressive performance, grabbed headlines after he scored 3 goals within 14 minutes, all set up by Cole Palmer, leading Chelsea to a 6-2 victory over Wolves on Sunday.
Is Noni Madueke married and does he have a wife or girlfriend
Noni Madueke really dropped a hat trick on Wolves after calling out the city of Wolverhampton.
Damn. 🥶😅 pic.twitter.com/t0wxhCWT5Q
— B/R Football (@brfootball) August 25, 2024
Chelsea vs Wolves
Madueke’s hat trick capped off a day where he had already made headlines for an Instagram post that used an expletive to describe “everything about this place” upon Chelsea’s arrival in Wolverhampton.
Although he deleted the post, Wolves fans made their displeasure clear, booing him at every opportunity.
However, it turned out to be a bad Idea. After Chelsea twice lost the lead in an eventful first half, highlighted by Palmer’s audacious long-range lob for their second goal, Madueke ensured Wolves had no chance of a comeback in the second half.
Noni’s goals followed a similar pattern, with Palmer finding him on the right side of the box, and Madueke beating Jose Sa with angled shots. New signing Joao Felix sealed the win by side-footing home a cross from fellow substitute Pedro Neto, who had recently joined Chelsea from Wolves.
Meanwhile, fans have been curious as to if the Chelsea hattrick hero is in a relationship or married. At the present, Noni is single and unmarried.
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Cole Palmer assisted all three of Noni Madueke's goals against Wolves! pic.twitter.com/7SHp36nvN7
— Premier League (@premierleague) August 25, 2024
After the game, Madueke expressed regret for his earlier comments about Wolverhampton and appeared to have a change of heart about the city after his hat trick.
What Did Noni Madueke Say?
In a post match-interview, Noni Madueke can be heard saying, “Obviously, it was a mistake, and I’m sure Wolverhampton is a great town,” adding that he wouldn’t be posting on Instagram again anytime soon.
Meanwhile, while Arne Slot has introduced his style of play at Anfield, there were clear echoes of Jurgen Klopp in Liverpool’s 2-0 win against Brentford in his home debut as manager.
Liverpool’s goals came from a blistering counterattack and a clinical finish by Mohamed Salah, two things that Anfield fans had grown accustomed to under Klopp.
Earlier, during a briefing, Slot could be heard saying that Liverpool fans have seen this “kind of performance many times,” under Jurgen Klopp’s guidance, while adding that he wants to see “sprinting back and doing everything possible to prevent conceding a goal,” while emphasizing “that’s what we did well today.”