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Ale Moreno, Shaka Hislop and Jan Age Fjortoft join Kay Murray on ESPN FC to discuss Tottenham’s 2-0 win over Chelsea in the Premier League and whether this win …
Ale Moreno, Shaka Hislop and Jan Age Fjortoft join Kay Murray on ESPN FC to discuss Tottenham’s 2-0 win over Chelsea in the Premier League and whether this win can give Spurs momentum for the rest of the season.
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@@hakeemooma6664Imported2wk ago
Guys in this show never give credit to Spurs
@@tanx54Imported2wk ago
Chelsea manager was arrogant he thought he had three points easily in the bag.
@@josephajibowo-wp2rwImported2wk ago
There's a reason why City and Liverpool didn't really bother on Xabi Alonso. I don't think he's that great a coach.
@@josephajibowo-wp2rwImported2wk ago
I never salivate about anything that became great in the Bundesliga. Alonso Chelsea's is very very average. The way we play is absolutely small-minded. People thinking he's a better coach than Maresca knows nothing about football.
@@orvillemiller3492Imported2wk ago
Shaka heslop is a spurs hater fullstp even now he does not give spurs the credit for playing them off the park
@@josephajibowo-wp2rwImported2wk ago
Imagine Henderson as your midfielder in 2026. Someone who couldn't get into Brentford team.
@@ogpunch9394Imported2wk ago
Chelsea played how these fools think Arsenal are playing... “Sitting back & absorbing Pressure which results in a lost”💀
@@italo_DCImported2wk ago
If Chelsea had 33% possession then Spurs had 67%, not 57% as displayed. Get a new intern.
@@sr8589Imported2wk ago
Ale schooling that fraud Hislop 😂😂😂
@@happytrillionaireImported2wk ago
Football is not simply about winning or losing. It is about preparation, tactical intelligence, determination, and the courage to overcome adversity.<br><br>Tottenham's 2-0 victory over Chelsea demonstrates how discipline, teamwork, and the ability to capitalize on decisive moments can make the difference at the highest level.<br><br>For Chelsea, this disappointing result should serve as an opportunity for honest reflection and meaningful improvement. Great teams are not defined by how they celebrate victories, but by how they respond to difficult defeats.<br><br>The Premier League is one of the most demanding competitions in world football, where consistency, leadership, mental strength, and tactical adaptability are essential for lasting success.<br><br>Tottenham must now transform this victory into sustained momentum, while Chelsea must rediscover its identity, confidence, and competitive spirit.<br><br>One result does not determine an entire season, but the lessons learned from it can shape a team's future.<br><br>Respect to both clubs, their players, and their passionate supporters.<br><br>Sending admiration from South Korea. True champions are not those who never fall, but those who rise stronger after every challenge. That is the timeless beauty of football!
@@ShaqsBlurryVisionNetworkImported2wk ago
... let's pump the break on them finishing 5th lol
@@shinobis_shadow87Imported2wk ago
57% + 33% = 90%. What happened to the other 10% possession? Maybe the ref wanted a kickabout 🤔
@@ranolcrooks4321Imported2wk ago
Chelsea had a disjointed performances
@@EliasWeichselbergerImported2wk ago
Fix ur statistics… 53 % and 33%? <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kOb_CY0Fko&t=7">0:07</a>
@@lifeisapulpfloorImported2wk ago
A win completely "DeZerbi" ; )
@@chancesareshewearsImported2wk ago
Shakass, Spurs have played good football for weeks...this was coming and it's just the beginning
@@sams-rabbitImported2wk ago
The stats page that @ESPNFC has put on at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kOb_CY0Fko&t=4">0:04</a> was completely wrong data 👎👎. Spurs absolutely dominated Chelsea and buried them under the bridge. 😂😂<br>Spurs had 69% of possession, 639 passes completed. Chelsea has 31% possession at home and only 287 pass completed. Data is clearly available in many sources and very importantly at the Premier League site.
@@TooMany-y9iImported2wk ago
Disagree with Ale. Chelsea tried to press especially in the first half but Van Hecke is very good with the ball, and beat the press with 1 medium range pass most of the time.
@@Kreese2008Imported2wk ago
Chelski were outplayed by Spurs. Chelski will always be a dirty oil chequebook club. Complete clown show lol. Always good to see them lose!
@@rlmspursImported2wk ago
Everyone was saying Chelsea would batter us and was hyping up that attack. We dominated them with 70% possession. Can see Spurs finishing in top 5 with De Zerbi.
@@RKsi1988Imported2wk ago
That was another shocking performance under Xabi. Chelsea doesn't have a clear pattern of play under Xabi.
@@MilliondollarpersonImported2wk ago
Kinsky was saving lives like he a surgeon 😂
@@Sweetkwami357Imported2wk ago
Spurs cooked Chelsea 😂😂😂
@@BrunoSportNationImported2wk ago
Just 7 days ago, ESPN FC asked if Chelsea were title contenders. Losing 2-0 at home to THIS Tottenham side tells you how ridiculous that question was 💀
@@ZungentruppenImported2wk ago
Spurs are back!
@@MailandInter24Imported2wk ago
How do you give nearly 70% possession to Tottenham AT HOME?? That is a fundamental coaching problem at Chelsea, Alonso I am watching you.
Ale Moreno, Shaka Hislop and Jan Age Fjortoft join Kay Murray on ESPN FC to discuss Tottenham’s 2-0 win over Chelsea in the Premier League and whether this win can give Spurs momentum for the rest of the season.
✔️ Subscribe to ESPN Unlimited: https://plus.espn.com/
#ESPN #ESPNFC
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