Cole Palmer is level with Jude Bellingham in terms of goal contributions this season after another excellent performance for Chelsea.
The 21 year old He scored and assisted for the Blues during their 3-2 win against Newcastle, their 11th Premier League win of the campaign.
Palmer's shot towards goal was flicked in by Nicolas Jackson for the first of the night and he scored the second with a fine finish from the edge of the area.
With each passing week, the £40 million Chelsea The amount spent to buy him from Manchester City seems even more of a bargain.
And his inspirational winning performance on Monday night has seen the attacking midfielder emulate the performance of one of the world's best.
Palmer and Bellingham Both contribute 19 goals in Europe's top five leagues this season, the most for any player aged 21 or younger.
Bellingham has scored 16 goals for Real Madrid and provided three assists in LaLiga, and the 20-year-old has enjoyed a record-breaking campaign.
Back in London, Palmer now has 11 goals and eight assists in the Premier League, making him a fan favorite at Stamford Bridge.
He has been a constant shining light in a young Chelsea team that has often been scrutinized amid the club's immense spending.
Mauricio Pochettino's side's performances have fluctuated throughout the season and their ability to compete at the top has been questioned.
However, Palmer took the opportunity to reiterate that the Chelsea project will take time and its true quality will soon be seen.
“There is so much talent around Chelsea that the fans don't see and you (the media) don't see,” he told Sky Sports.
“If not next season, the season after that, you'll see sooner or later. We're still in the FA Cup and we hope to win on Sunday to get to Wembley again.”
Chelsea emerged as a deserved winner against Newcastle, although they certainly had to work to get the three points.
Jackson's first goal was followed by Alexander Isak's driven shot, which arose from the Blues' inability to adequately clear their lines.
Palmer regained their lead before a dazzling run and finish from Mykhailo Mudryk ensured Chelsea sealed victory.
A late goal from Jacob Murphy had the Blues sweating in injury time, but they did well to hold on and see the result through.
It is something that is a great relief for Pochettino, who has fallen increased fan criticism in recent weeks amid poor results.
Before Newcastle's visit, he insisted that never give up the club despite the levels of pressure that come with the job.
Chelsea are still in 11th place in the Premier League, but could rise to eighth and within striking distance of the European places if they win their remaining game.