Spurs broke through at Stamford Bridge through an own goal and a Mathys Tel finish.
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Mathys Tel. File photograph — 2026-02-09. Used for editorial context; this is not a photograph of the event reported in the article.Photo: Zack Nani · Image source · CC BY 3.0 · Resized for display; the layout may crop the photograph.Inset: File view of Stamford Bridge (stadium). Location context only; this image does not document the event or exhibition reported in the article. · Arne Müseler · Source · CC BY-SA 3.0 de
Mathys Tel. File photograph — 2026-02-09. Used for editorial context; this is not a photograph of the event reported in the article.Photo: Zack Nani · Source · CC BY 3.0
Tottenham defeated Chelsea 2–0 at Stamford Bridge on October 24. The completed ESPN match center records the result. Reuters places the win among the day’s significant Premier League outcomes, alongside Aston Villa beating Manchester City and Arsenal defeating Everton.
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The Tottenham-focused match report identifies a Mike Penders own goal as the breakthrough, followed by Cole Palmer receiving a second yellow card. Mathys Tel then added Spurs’ second. Those are separate events: the opening goal changed the score, the dismissal changed Chelsea’s available players, and the later goal widened the margin.
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The same report describes this as Tottenham’s first victory at Stamford Bridge since 2018. That historical comparison explains the reaction to the result. It does not mean past meetings caused the performance, or that a difficult record has any power to determine the next derby.
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The useful questions differ before and after a dismissal. Comparing chances created while both sides had eleven players with the later stretch can show how the game changed. A 2–0 scoreline establishes the winner; understanding the performance requires retaining the order of the goals and the red card.
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