The most controversial moments | Chelsea 1-0 Tottenham Hotspur: Matchday 30 of the Premier League Full-Time

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FINALLY!! The match ended with a Blue victory thanks to Enzo 's solitary goal. The eventful second half reached a turning point in the form of a header from the Argentine that returned Chelsea to the Champions League places.

Spence has to foul Madueke and the game could end here.

Tel looks for a cross that Chelsea's defense easily clears . Tottenham are desperate.

Chelsea are sticking to their defensive efforts to prevent a Tottenham goal. The visitors are fully committed to finding the equalizer.

Pedro Porro gets angry with the linesman for a bad decision and in the protest he earns a yellow card.

Mathys Tel, recently admitted, delivers a cross that Robert Sánchez confidently saves. The goalkeeper now temporizes, gaining a few seconds.

Maresca has withdrawn Palmer and reorganized a more defensive system for these final minutes.

The referee adds...12 minutes!

Robert Sanchez is brutal!

The Spanish goalkeeper stretches from post to post and prevents Son from scoring , who finishes from point-blank range.

The VAR sees a possible penalty on Enzo, but the referee dismisses the action.

5 minutes left and Chelsea are trying to calm the waters and secure the 3 points.

Palmer is about to score the second with a beautiful chip shot, but Vicario manages to deflect it with his fingertips. The game is going crazy.

Palmer is very agile in blocking a dangerous cross. On the second play, Tottenham takes a vital corner.

Tottenham are now circulating the ball against a Chelsea that has fallen back.

VAR signals a foul prior to Sarr's goal , and the score remains at 1-0.

VAR Decision: No Goal Chelsea 1-0 Tottenham Hotspur.

Be careful because VAR could disallow Sarr's goal due to a prior foul. The confusion at Stamford Bridge grows after Caicedo's goal was disallowed at the other end.

GOAL OVERRULED BY VAR: Pape Sarr (Tottenham Hotspur) has scored but the goal is ruled out after a VAR review.

Nico Jackson arrives very late and receives a light yellow card.

After a lengthy review, the goal will not be allowed on the scoreboard.

VAR Decision: No Goal Chelsea 1-0 Tottenham Hotspur.

VAR is reviewing a possible offside by Colwill prior to Caicedo's goal. It could be disallowed.

GOAL OVERRULED BY VAR: Moisés Caicedo (Chelsea) has scored but the goal is ruled out after a VAR review.

Tottenham has come away from Enzo's goal in a very bad way. The team is erratic and struggling more than ever.

CHELSEAAA GOOOOOOL!!! ENZOOO GOOOOOOL!!!

Enzo breaks the tie

Enzo is undetectable. The Argentine midfielder appears in the second row to capitalize on a superb cross from Cole Palmer. With an unstoppable header, he beats Vicario and puts Chelsea ahead.

Chelsea are off to a good start again, continuing to dominate and looking for goals.

The second half begins!

The protagonists are back!

Chelsea and Tottenham players rush onto the pitch for the restart.

First half ends! Both teams go into the second half with a 0-0 draw . Chelsea deserved a goal more in the first half.

The referee adds 2 minutes, although after this stoppage it's easy to see us go to the 49th minute.

The referee resolves the situation with yellow cards for Chalobah and Cuti Romero.

Mass brawl!

Chalobah criticizes Cuti for a hard blow on Colwill and things get out of hand.

Brutal save from Vicarioo!

The Italian goalkeeper stretches to clear a great shot from Jadon Sancho out of the top corner.

Halftime is approaching, and the match remains goalless. Chelsea would thus be out of the Champions League spots.

Micky van de Ven gets inside and prevents Nico Jackson from advancing. The Dutchman's decisive action in a dangerous move.

Son takes a bicycle kick and delivers a powerful cross that Robert Sánchez has to deflect. The second play is again neutralized by a splendid Moisés Caicedo.

Spence loses a foul in his own area, but Sancho wastes the opportunity. Poor decision-making from the Chelsea striker.

Caicedo once again unleashes his scythe and steals the ball in a promising attack. The Ecuadorian's two consecutive plays are absolutely stellar.

Caicedo steals the ball masterfully and Stamford Bridge erupts in applause.

The pace of the game has slowed in the final minutes. Tottenham managed to accumulate some possession and thus reduce the intensity of the home team's attacks.

A great cross from Pedro Neto almost finds Palmer. Chelsea's attacks continue, but so far, a goal has eluded them.

Cucurella looks for a good pass into space for Palmer, but Cuti Romero is very alert and smothers the danger.

Udogie and Vicario neutralize a dangerous cross. Chelsea continue to score.

Bad Taste delivers a cross with such a high arc that it goes out of bounds and then back in. The referee, very attentive, signals a goal kick for Tottenham.

Nico Jackson tries to capitalize on a poor clearance from Vicario and shoots quickly but inaccurately. The Italian goalkeeper easily blocks it.

Sancho...corner for Chelsea! The Englishman takes a right-footed shot that deflects off an opponent. It's a corner.

Tottenham try to build from the back, with Bentancur setting the pace for the visitors with the ball.

Oh, Bad Taste! The full-back swipes a loose ball from the edge of the box and smashes it into the side netting. Part of Stamford Bridge cheered for a goal.

Caicedo suffered a serious injury in a crash and may not be able to continue. Medical professionals are responding to his condition.

Frantic start at Stamford Bridge.

The ball changes feet easily and both teams have had some dangerous approaches.

The first hits the post! Nico Jackson takes a rebound and is left alone in front of goal. Van de Ven, quick but very risky, tries to deflect it and ends up hitting the post. A serious first for Chelsea.

Chelsea and Tottenham Seek Premier League Redemption

We’re analyzing Chelsea’s campaign as they approach this clash. With 49 points from 14 wins, seven draws, and eight losses across 29 matches, they sit in a competitive mid-table spot. Their latest outing—a 1-0 defeat to Arsenal before the international break—has sharpened Maresca’s focus on securing three points at Stamford Bridge to keep pace in the race for European qualification. We expect a determined effort, leveraging their home strength.

Chelsea vs Tottenham: U.S. Broadcast Info and Match Context

We’ve gathered the key details for this Premier League match on April 3, 2025:

• Venue: Stamford Bridge, London, England
• Kickoff Times in the U.S.:
• Eastern: 3:00 PM EDT
• Central: 2:00 PM CDT
• Pacific: 12:00 PM PDT
• U.S. Broadcast: Peacock (streaming)

Here’s what you need to know about Chelsea vs Tottenham:

1. Standings: Chelsea at 49 points (14W-7D-8L); Tottenham at 34 points (10W-4D-15L).
2. Recent Form: Chelsea lost 1-0 to Arsenal; Tottenham fell 2-0 to Fulham.
3. U.S. Viewing: Stream live on Peacock at 3:00 PM EDT.
4. Managerial Aims: Maresca targets Europe; Postecoglou seeks a turnaround.
5. Derby Weight: A critical London clash with season-defining implications.