Chelsea v Spurs

Pedro Porro (Tottenham Hotspur) Throw In at 68'

Pedro Porro (Tottenham Hotspur) Throw In at 68'
Match Timeline & MomentumMomentumThis graph shows how much pressure a team applied during the match. Taller columns indicate stronger attacking periods, based on things like possession, shots, goals, big chances, and other key stats.
Commentary

Some ironic cheers from the Chelsea fans as Gallagher, who moments earlier hit a tame shot straight at Penders, is booked for putting hands on the back of Rogers to stop a breakaway.

And Porro returns from injury to replace Robertson. That might see Gray switch to left-back to accommodate the Spain World Cup winner.

Marmoush is taken off by De Zerbi then, as a more traditional centre-forward in the form of Solanke, against his former club, comes on.

The first change of the game comes from Chelsea as Hato is replaced by Palestra. Spurs are lining up a couple themselves.
SAVED! Spurs make the mistake, and Chelsea break. Palmer's shot from the left is blocked, and sits up for Neto, whose first-time strike is parried for a corner by Kinsky. Neto swings it in, but Van Hecke heads clear.
There's only been one shot in this second half. That was from Tottenham, and it was off target. This game needs a spark from somewhere.
Shot Map
Team Stats
0.39
Expected Goals
0.54
31%
Possession
69%
4 (67%)
Shots on Goal
2 (22%)
0
Big Chances Created
1
4
Corners Won
4
164 (75%)
Accurate Passes
419 (86%)
35
Duels Won
39
2
Saves
4
8
Fouls Committed
9





