Chelsea vs Tottenham Hotspur; Premier League Full Time After Extra Time This is a live match. Extra Time Half Time ” data-update-template-own-goal=”ogown goal” data-update-template-sent-off=”red cardred card”>sent off 80th minute) ” data-update-template-own-goal=”ogown goal” data-update-template-sent-off=”red cardred card”>77th minute own goal)87th minute) Get a NOW Sports Membership Saturday 24 October 2026 19:44, UK Image: Mathys Tel celebrates after extending Tottenham’s lead Spurs had won only one of their previous 36 league visits to Chelsea, but delivered their best performance yet under Roberto De Zerbi, earning back-to-back wins within six days and easing concerns about a third season in the bottom half of the Premier League. Xabi Alonso decided to play without a recognised striker in the absence of the injured Joao Pedro, handing a first start to 19-year-old winger Geovany Quenda and playing Morgan Rogers through the middle instead of leading the line with the experienced Danny Welbeck. As it happened | Teams | StatsLive Premier League table | Watch FREE PL highlightsGot Sky?
Watch Premier League games LIVE on your phone📱Not got Sky? Get Sky Sports or stream with no contract on NOW 📺 Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Mike Penders punches the ball into his own net to give Spurs the lead against Chelsea. Tottenham had 70 per cent possession in the first half and should have led when Omar Marmoush wasted a big chance from close-range. Spurs goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky made saves from Cole Palmer, Jordan Henderson and Morgan Rogers, but it was clear Alonso needed to change his line-up at half-time.Instead, he stuck with it, and Tottenham became more dominant, despite losing James Maddison to injury early in the second half, and eventually took the lead when Penders punched Mateus Fernandes’ corner into his own net under pressure from Spurs centre-back Jan Paul van Hecke.
Chelsea’s evening quickly worsened when Palmer received a second yellow card for standing on Conor Gallagher in a tackle.Palmer had “lost his head”, according to Sky Sports’ Gary Neville, after earlier escaping a red card for barging into Fernandes’ head when the Spurs midfielder was kneeling on the ground after stopping the Chelsea forward with a handball. Tottenham could not lose from there with 10 minutes left, but Tel made sure with a brilliant solo goal. He drove in from deep on the left, cut inside, and fired low into the bottom-left corner to cap a statement victory under De Zerbi.More to follow… Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Cole Palmer was shown a second yellow card and sent off in Chelsea’s Premier League clash with Tottenham Hotspur.
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