At a ground where so many of our hopes and dreams have been shattered in the past, we completely outclassed the Blues from start to finish, enjoying almost 70 per cent possession in the contest and achieving only our second win at Stamford Bridge in 34 years.
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As expected, Tottenham Hotspur right winger Mohammed Kudus drew the toughest assignment of any Spurs attacker, but you could argue that even though he was going up against the Chelsea defensive duo of Levi Colwill and Jorrel Hato together as a tag team, the former West Ham United man was mayeb th
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Gary Neville believes Chelsea should have had two players sent off during Saturday's rare home defeat to Tottenham.
An own goal from Mike Penders followed by a fine strike from Mathys Tel secured Spurs' first win at Stamford Bridge in over eight years.
Tottenham Hotspur locked horns with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge earlier this evening as they hoped to secure a good result in the London derby. Spurs made a solid start to the contest and managed to get to the half-time break with a goalless scoreline.
Mike Penders’ calamitous own goal and a late strike from Mathys Tel saw Tottenham beat 10-man Chelsea 2-0 in the Premier League at Stamford Bridge on Saturday evening.
Cole Palmer saw red as Tottenham Hotspur claimed a deserved 2-0 victory over a dismal Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
Gary Neville on Palmer: "He's asking for trouble. That's not great from Cole Palmer. No idea why he's doing that."
Neville added: "I think that could be a red."
