Tottenham Hotspur smashed a eight-year Stamford Bridge curse in dramatic fashion, defeating an out-of-sorts Chelsea 2-0 after a chaotic final 15 minutes.
A cagey affair blew wide open 13 minutes from time when Chelsea stopper Mike Penders misjudged a corner, accidentally punching the ball into his own goal.
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There were worrying scenes for Tottenham as James Maddison was forced off early in the second half, the oft-injured playmaker having made his first start for 18 months in Monday’s win over Coventry City.
Kinsky continued his fine evening by preventing Pedro Neto from breaking the deadlock before a crucial flashpoint as Palmer was shown his first yellow for barging into Fernandes off the ball.
Things spiraled out of control for the Blues shortly after, as Cole Palmer was shown a second yellow card and sent packing with 10 minutes remaining.
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Spurs made the numerical advantage count in stoppage time when Mathys Tel broke free down the left flank and slotted home to lock in a memorable derby win.
The dramatic defeat leaves Chelsea reflecting on missed opportunities and discipline issues, while Spurs celebrate a statement win over their London rivals in front of a stunned Stamford Bridge crowd.
