Tottenham Defeats Chelsea Away As Cole Palmer Sees Red
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Tottenham defeated Chelsea 2-0 away in a fiery derby featuring an own goal and a red card.
Tottenham secured a 2-0 away victory against Chelsea in the Premier League. The breakthrough came via an own goal from goalkeeper Mike Penders before Mathys Tel added a second. Chelsea's afternoon worsened when Cole Palmer received a red card.
- The streakTottenham claimed only their second victory at Stamford Bridge in 36 years.
- The scoringMathys Tel sealed the win with a solo strike following the opening own goal.
- The disciplineCole Palmer was dismissed following a red card during the heated London derby.
What's new · 3m agoLater reports identified Mathys Tel as the scorer of the second goal and highlighted that this is only Tottenham's second win at Stamford Bridge in 36 years.
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Why it matters
London derbies between these Premier League rivals carry intense historic rivalry and league positioning stakes. Securing away points at Stamford Bridge has proved exceptionally rare for Tottenham over recent decades.
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Tottenham won the Premier League fixture 2-0 at Stamford Bridge after Mike Penders scored an own goal and Cole Palmer was sent off.
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- CNASpurs celebrate ending Chelsea hoodoo with 2-0 win12m ago · open ↗
- The IndependentCole Palmer’s moment of madness lights the fuse as Chelsea implode in derby defeat by Tottenham30m ago · open ↗
- BBC SportSpurs clinch rare Stamford Bridge win as Palmer sent off52m ago · open ↗
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