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Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Cole Palmer and Nicolas Jackson have shushed the Tottenham fans after Chelsea’s equalizer.
Unlike many expected, for a long stretch, Spurs’ two red cards far from killed the contest as Guglielmo Vicario put in an outstanding performance in the home side’s goal, while Chelsea were not polished enough to stay free from danger themselves. Fortunately a late Nicolas Jackson hat-trick it wasn’t too nervous an end to the game, though had Eric Dier’s goal been allowed, there would have been a few more grey hairs in the Chelsea dugout.
The first period in particular felt dominated by Stockley Park’s influence and sometimes the lack of it as Tottenham’s intense start was interupted. Initially Destiny Udogie’s two-footed lunge, that was similar in many respects to Malo Gusto’s challenge against Aston Villa although he didn’t quite catch Raheem Sterling, was reviewed before no further action was taken.
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