The Chelsea-Tottenham match had everything one could hope to see in a high stakes London derby - except for the two teams not playing.
The Tottenhamians were furious with themselves after they let yet another lead slip away
while Antonio Conte's Blues looked stinging from their losses against West Ham and Burnley recently
as well which has left them winless going into tomorrow night’s game against Watford (and sporting some unfortunate Nike headphones).
The final whistle was met with mass celebrations as both Antonio Conte and Thomas Tuchel were sent off for their reaction to an antenna-gate handshake
Harry Kane's header from a corner kick resulted in his second goal of the game after he headed it past Brazilian goalkeeper Kalidou Konalbli,
who played Dwarfed by 6ft 5in center back partner Medley Inzaghi (which is not easy). Pierre Emile Hojbjerberg then scored what would eventually beOT
The match at Stamford Bridge saw the points shared in a 2-2 draw between Chelsea and Tottenham on Sunday. Goals for both teams were canceled out by Pierre-Emile Hojbejerg
Harry Kane delivered an header goal just moments before time expired that would've given England their first victory since Nov 2015 - when they hosted Euro 2016 final against Germany
There was clear intensity shown throughout this game with three yellow cards handed out as well as Thomas Tuchel receiving his secondyellow card following two reds within five minutes