I'm proud of my team, Chelsea. It's not an easy job to be the first team to break the streak unbeaten record of Tottenham Hotspur this season. We deserved our flowers and there's absolutely nothing wrong in the game. I will not channel any blames towards to the referee, Michael Oliver who execute his job. The two red cards issued out on the Lilywhites was really deserved red card, first it was Romero in the 33th minutes of the game, the second half was a dangerous tackle from Destiny Udoghie who was aware he was on a yellow card and still went ahead to triggered such foul. To cut the long story short, Nicolas Jackson scored his first hat-trick in blue's jersey.
This is a bad match for Tottenham and Chelsea can take advantage of it quite well. This victory should make Chelsea better in the next match and I hope they can be consistent and quickly recover from their downturn.
And beating Tottenham, who is very strong at the moment, is even Tottenham's first defeat in the Premier League this season by Chelsea. What's even more surprising is that it happened at Tottenham's home ground.
Apart from the 2 red cards received by Tottenham, this is football.
Chelsea really played well in this match, I was really happy to see it.
Finally, this week 2 teams that were unbeaten lost in the same week, Arsenal and Tottenham and Man City regained momentum and are now at the top of the standings.
I don’t know what Tottenham were thinking in that game. For me, the red cards was just abnormal. And then the high line, it was a strange football from Spurs. When it was 11 v 11, I think Chelsea were up against it. But Tottenham gave way to 10 men, losing Romero and 10-men became 9-men, Udogie departing so Chelsea were afforded an opportunity that they just about managed to take. I really love Tottenham resilience in this game. Playing with a crazy high line, with excellent sweeper goalie. It was evident that luck wasn’t just on their side.
Anyways I’m happy for Chelsea. They are gradually getting the confidence needed.
Honestly, on the face of it, this win may not look like much. But it will feel important for this struggling Chelsea side. So with Chelsea now in to the top half of the table at least, they can prepare to face Manchester City at Stamford Bridge on Sunday if not with confidence then at least with a guise of hope.