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Spurs vs Chelsea was played at Wembley Stadium, with a choice of hospitality options available at this iconic sporting venue.
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Spurs vs Chelsea Tickets and Hospitality – 2018/19
Experience Spurs at Wembley in style with one of our Spurs vs Chelsea Tickets and Hospitality packages.
Tottenham Hotspur hospitality packages are renowned for offering world class VIP treatment on match day. Whether utilising Spurs hospitality for business or pleasure, we are sure we can offer you a package to make your day a memorable one for you and your guests. Secure your Spurs vs Chelsea Tickets and Hospitality package now!
Premium Seat Package:
Located within the lively atmosphere of the Three Lions facility in Club Wembley, this is a favourite watering hole of those visiting this iconic stadium and will be extra special in this London derby. With the ability to relax before and after the match in an exclusive area, easy access to and from your match seats and an abundance of service stations for food and drink, this is the perfect space to experience Spurs vs Chelsea in style.
Your Spurs vs Chelsea Tickets and Hospitality package includes:
Slow braised Jacobs ladder with dumplings, mustard greens and mash
Or
ⓋVegetable hot pot with dumplings, mustard greens and mash
Spurs vs Chelsea Previous Fixture
Spurs 3-1 Chelsea – 24th November 2018
Spurs produced one of their best performances of the season with a scintillating 3-1 win over rivals Chelsea at Wembley Stadium. Mauricio Pochettino’s side exhibited the perfect balance of high intensity pressing and creativity, which left Chelsea helpless against a rampant Spurs. The Blues can feel lucky to have only lost the match by two goals such was the dominant display from Spurs.
Early on David Luiz fouled Harry Kane which gave Spurs a free kick in a dangerous position on the right hand side. Sure enough, Christian Eriksen swung a perfect ball in and Dele Alli glanced a header past Arrizabalaga to put Spurs ahead inside ten minutes. Although the match was in the early stages, the goal was coming and it was the first Premier League away goal that Chelsea had conceded since August. Alli also continued his remarkable scoring streak against Chelsea, netting his sixth in six games against the Blues.
📈 @dele_official has scored six goals in his last five games against Chelsea.
Spurs did not sit back and continued their explosive start to the encounter. Son and Eriksen combined outside the Chelsea area and the South Korean really should have troubled Kepa but skied his shot after taking it on the half volley.
The high press from Spurs continued to be a problem for Chelsea, with Moussa Sissoko stealing the ball off Marcos Alonso to start yet another Spurs attack. Son was again played through and brilliantly spun past Antonio Rudiger before firing a shot straight at the Chelsea goalkeeper.
The only hiccup for Spurs early on was when Juan Foyth appeared to have tackled Eden Hazard in the Spurs penalty area. However, referee Martin Atkinson waved away the appeals from the Chelsea players and Spurs continued their efforts to get a second early on in the encounter.
That second goal came through Harry Kane. The England captain picked up the ball outside the Chelsea penalty area and drove at the defence without coming under any real pressure. He then fired a shot at goal, which David Luiz made a half-hearted attempt to block, and the ball flew past the unsighted Arrizabalaga. It was the poor Chelsea defending, particularly from David Luiz, that allowed Spurs to double their advantage.
Yet again, Spurs came at Chelsea and did not rest on their laurels. Kane had a shot blocked and from the resulting corner Spurs almost made it three. After playing it short, Eriksen crossed into the front post area where Toby Alderwerield flicked the ball goalwards and was unlucky to have his shot blocked. His centre back partner Juan Foyth made an audacious attempt to flick the rebound in and was unlucky to see his shot go narrowly wide.
Within ten minutes of the second half though, Son was finally celebrating. After Spurs won the possession back, Alli released Son on the right hand side so he could use his pace on the counter. He did that to devastating effect, breezing past Jorginho and David Luiz before finishing with ease to give Spurs an unassailable lead.
Spurs were still cutting Chelsea open and Harry Kane really should have made it four. A give-and-go between Ben Davies and Christian Eriksen allowed the Welsh full back to fire the ball forward, where suddenly Spurs had a direct run on the back four of Chelsea. Moussa Sissoko crossed for the Spurs talisman to give him a chance that he would normally finish with ease. However he fired his effort over, which was just as well with Spurs 3-0 up.
Dele Alli also had a chance to make it four, although his was not as clear cut as Kane’s. The Spurs midfielder looked like he was back to his best with a superb performance from attacking midfield and his guided effort was only a couple of inches too high from giving Spurs a fourth.
However the perfect evening was not to be for Spurs, as Chelsea grabbed a late consolation. Cesar Azpilicueta’s cross in was met by substitute Olivier Giroud and the target man powered his header past Hugo Lloris, who had largely been a spectator.
There was no late surge from Chelsea though and the 3-1 scoreline rather flattered them as a rampant Spurs side blew them away. Their first defeat of the season also meant that Spurs leapfrogged them in the table.
Spurs v Chelsea Lineups
Spurs v Chelsea Man of the Match
WHAT. A. GOAL.
He could've had a hat-trick, but Heung Min Son has finally put it in the back of the net for his 50th #THFC goal
It's a brilliant individual goal to surely bury Chelsea
It was extremely tough to call a man of the match for Spurs as the entire team played brilliantly but Heung-min Son is our pick. He could easily have scored a hat-trick but his relentless pressing allowed Spurs to create numerous chances and finally in the second half he managed to take one. Mauricio Pochettino has to take a lot of credit for allowing Son to play higher up, which many times allowed him the freedom of Spurs’ right hand side.
What’s next for Spurs?
Spurs overcame the first game in a very important week with flying colours and return to Wembley for their crucial Champions League clash with Inter Milan. Then on Sunday 2nd December it is North London derby day as Spurs travel to the Emirates Stadium to face Arsenal.
