Analysis: De Zerbi's side did not produce enough despite penalty anger
Tottenham faced Chelsea at Stamford Bridge with their Premier League survival at stake. Despite an early bright start, Spurs struggled to create chances and fell behind after Chelsea's Enzo Fernandez scored. The match ended in disappointment for Spurs, who now must secure a point against Everton to ensure their top-flight status.
- ▪Tottenham's Premier League survival was in their own hands as they faced Chelsea.
- ▪Enzo Fernandez scored for Chelsea, leading to a lack of urgency from Spurs.
- ▪Spurs protested a penalty decision involving Marc Cucurella and Micky van de Ven.
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