Hot London Derby! Tottenham Hotspur guards stomped on the nails and ate the red dot package 5 balls were blown + 2 people were sent off
On November 7, Beijing time, in the 11th round of the Premier League, Tottenham Hotspur was reversed by Chelsea 1-4 at home. In the first half, Argentine central defender Sergio Romero was sent off with a straight red card, showing the heat of the London derby.
In this game, Tottenham took the lead, in the 6th minute, Kulusevski shot with his left foot on the right side of the penalty area, and the ball hit Colwill and then bounced into the goal, 1-0! In the 13th minute, Son Xingmin outflanked the middle and grabbed the next point, but unfortunately the offside was first and the goal was invalid.
Next, it was Chelsea's turn to fight back. In the 21st minute, Raheem Sterling broke through Porro on the left side of the box and volleyed into the net, but VAR ruled that the handball had gone first and the goal was invalidated.
In the 28th minute, Caicedo scored from distance, but the ball grazed Jackson in an offside position, and VAR ruled that the goal was still invalid.
The turning point came in the 33rd minute, when Tottenham centre-back Sergio Romero stepped on Enzo's ankle with a bright spike in the box!
Although he touched the ball first, the foul was serious, and after the referee on duty Oliver checked the VAR, he still sent him off and awarded a penalty! Palmer converted the penalty and Chelsea equalised.
In the 24th minute, Romero made an additional move after falling to the ground, kicking Colwill from behind, only to escape punishment, but ultimately paid the price for his impulsiveness.
To add insult to injury, Maddison and Donny van der Ven were both injured and substituted before half-time, and with Dier coming off the bench after Romero was sent off, Tottenham made three substitutions at half-time.
In the 37th minute, Jackson opened the scoring, but Sterling's goal was disallowed for offside.
In the 55th minute, Udogie tackled Raheem Sterling and left the field in red.
In the 78th minute, Dier volleyed the goal, but it was blown for offside.