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Parma and Torino Bang in Serie A Goals as Spurs Finally Win in England

Maddison has missed three days of training, while De Zerbi says Tottenham will use their poor Stamford Bridge record as motivation.

  • On Saturday, October 24, 2026, Tottenham Hotspur defeated Chelsea 2-0 at Stamford Bridge, securing their first league victory at the venue in eight years under manager Roberto De Zerbi.
  • De Zerbi credited a 'big, big meeting' two weeks ago for the team's turnaround, framing the poor Stamford Bridge record as 'one motivation more' rather than a source of fear.
  • Forced off with an apparent groin injury, midfielder James Maddison departed early in the second half, while Chelsea playmaker Cole Palmer received a red card for a late challenge shortly after.
  • Chelsea goalkeeper Mike Penders punched a corner into his own net in the 77th minute, and forward Mathys Tel sealed the 2-0 win with an 87th-minute solo strike, lifting Tottenham to 16th place.
  • Hosting Crystal Palace in their next Premier League fixture, Tottenham aim to build momentum after this breakthrough victory, which provides vital confidence for De Zerbi's squad climbing from a difficult season start.
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The Spurs won against Chelsea this Saturday in the Premier League. They continue their recovery after a delicate start to the season.

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London, Oct 24 (EFE).- Debut as a headline to forget about Mike Penders. The Belgian goalkeeper premiered as a substitute after the injury of the ‘Dibu’ Emiliano Martínez and his error at the exit of a corner cost Xabi Alonso’s Chelsea (0-2) defeat against a Tottenham Hotspur that chains two consecutive victories. [...] La entrada 0-2. Xabi Alonso already misses the ‘Dibu’ was first published in HolaNews.

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