Tottenham win at Chelsea to kick-start their season
Tottenham s'impose à Chelsea et lance sa saison
Tottenham won the London derby at Chelsea on Saturday in the Premier League. The Spurs recorded their second consecutive league victory, according to Voetbal International. The club coached by Roberto De Zerbi ended an eight-year run without success at Stamford Bridge, reports AD.
A success built on two key moments
The match was decided by two incidents, according to Voetbalprimeur: an own goal by goalkeeper Mike Penders and a red card shown to Cole Palmer. Voetbal International confirms that Chelsea helped their opponents with an own goal and a sending-off. Foot Mercato describes it as a valuable success (2-0) for the Spurs, who had been in serious difficulties since the start of the season.
A win that relaunches Tottenham
This success allows Tottenham to finally kick-start their season, according to Foot Mercato. Roberto De Zerbi's club, a former Marseille coach, secured an important win on Chelsea's turf. Voetbalprimeur calls it a deserved success in this London derby, with three precious points in the standings.
Convergent sources
The four media outlets agree on the essentials: Tottenham's victory, the 2-0 scoreline, Mike Penders' own goal and Cole Palmer's sending-off. AD highlights the historic performance, as Tottenham had not won at Stamford Bridge in eight years. Voetbal International specifies that this is the Spurs' second consecutive Premier League win.
