Chelsea-Tottenham Hotspur coaches locked horns in the first London derby of the season in the English Premier League. Both the teams scored two goals each and tied the match.
Chelsea took the first lead in the match with a beautiful volley by Senegalese player Khaledo Koulibaly, who joined the team from Italian club Napoli. Chelsea made several moves to extend their lead but to no avail.
Chelsea were in control of the match in the first half. The second half saw Tottenham come back into the game. In the 69th minute, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg scored a goal for Tottenham.
An overjoyed Tottenham coach Antonio Conro was close to Chelsea coach Thomas Tuchel. Later, both of them clashed, but the staff members intervened and pushed them back.
However, Antonio’s happiness did not last long. Reece James put Chelsea ahead 10 minutes later with a fine finish from close range.
A sweet revenge for Tuchel. Harry Kane hit back with a dramatic equalizer in the last minute of the match. With this, the match was tied.