Chelsea
TottenhamDay 30
Chelsea: 1. Sanchez Ro., 6. Colwill, 23. Chalobah, 27. Gusto, 3. Cucurella, 8. Fernandez E.( till 90'), 20. Palmer Co.( till 90'), 25. Caicedo M., 15. Jackson N.( till 82'), 7. Pedro Neto, 19. Sancho( till 68')
Substitution: 11. Madueke(from 68'), 24. James R.(from 82'), 4. Adarabioyo(from 90'), 22. Dewsbury-Hall(from 90')
Bench: 12. Jörgensen F., 5. Badiashile B., 34. Acheampong J. K., 18. Nkunku, 32. George
Yellow Cards: Chalobah 45', Jackson N. 67', Cucurella 73', Pedro Neto 80', Palmer Co. 86'
Tottenham: 1. Vicario G., 13. Udogie, 17. Romero C., 24. Spence D., 37. van de Ven( till 88'), 15. Bergvall( till 64'), 30. Bentancur, 10. Maddison( till 88'), 7. Son Heungmin, 19. Solanke, 28. Odobert( till 64')
Substitution: 22. Johnson B-n(from 64'), 29. Sarr P.(from 64'), 23. Porro(from 88'), 11. Tel M.(from 88')
Bench: 31. Kinský, 33. Davies, 8. Bissouma, 14. Gray, 47. Moore
Yellow Cards: Romero C. 45', Sarr P. 72', Spence D. 90', Porro 90', Johnson B-n 90'
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