Chelsea against Tottenham Hotspur has produced countless thrillers in the entire history of the game and fiery history, with another potentially in stock on Thursday evening.
The two London rivals have recently been involved in some lively affairs and the goals were never scarce. There were 29 in the last ten duels, and the upcoming struggle of the Premier League on the Stamford Bridge should serve a few more.
Chelsea continues their push for the top four when they have Tottenham hosts who simply want to ruin the party because they hardly have to play during the rest of the Premier League season. The recent history suggests that it is difficult for them to disturb the chances on the Stamford Bridge.
Before the duel on Thursday, a memory of the last five meetings between Chelsea and Spurs remembers.
Impulse is everything in football. The early river of the seven goals of seven goals last December preferred the hosts of Spurs after two Marc Cucurella-Slips by ex-Schelsea-star Dominic Solanke and Tottenhams Talisman Talisman Kulusevski 2024/25, but Jadon Sancho’s exclusive strike cut the deficit and filled the traveling blue blues with confidence.
Chelsea’s persistence paid off after the break when Enzo Fernandez ‘powerful drive between two Cole Palmer penalties was trapped – the second of which was a cheeky Panenka. Happy fouls from Tottenham’s both holding middle field players proved to be expensive, with the strike of Son Heung-Min 96 minute nothing more than a consolation.
Chelsea was unable to secure the Champions League football under the former Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino last season, but at least they ultimately put Tottenham’s unsuccessful push for the top 4 an enormous blow.
Trevoh Chalobah’s experts gave the blues a deserved advantage in the first half, and Nicolas Jackson was also at its destination with his noggin in the second half, followed by Cole Palmer’s deceptive free kick, who smashed the crossbar.
Poseteclou refuses to endanger his football principles regardless of the circumstances, which was taken against Chelsea in the 4-1 defeat of Spurs last season. After Kulusevski led the lead early, it was a lack of discipline that allowed the blues to turn the game upside down.
Cristian Romeros Longe in the establishment of Moises Caicedo’s offside destination was punished with a red card and a penalty of Chelsea, which Palmer had effortlessly converted to the level of the procedure before the break. Destiny Udogie was then released after the restart, when Spurs were reduced to nine men and imploded into the final phase.
Tottenham continued to play a ridiculously high line and was emphatically punished by Nicolas Jackson, who ended the collision with the match ball after achieving a quick hat trick from those two in the stop time.
Tottenham only beat Chelsea in 90 minutes in the last 16 derbies between the pages, and Graham Potter is the unfortunate blues boss who suffered this defeat. Fairyly, only a few would have expected Oliver Skipp to produce a 25-yard screamer when he scored his first and only trace goal.
Harry Kane doubled the advantage in the dying embers when he converted from a corner on the back post, Tottenham sentenced a self -confidence and blues to an overwhelming loss.
Kane was a regular goal scorer against Chelsea, although Tottenham’s fights in this game and the English skipper were surprisingly too late to annoy the Stamford Brige believers in the first session of the 2022/23 session.
Spurs came twice from behind after efforts by Kalidou Koulibaly and Reece James, with Kane producing the decisive equalizer in the 96th minute to trigger annilation at the end of the away.
The drama did not end with the last pipe when Thomas Tuchel and the former Chelsea manager Antonio Conte joined a handshake that quickly turned into a battle.