Chelsea v Tottenham live: score, updates and line-ups

Full time at Stamford Bridge: Tottenham see off Chelsea 2-0 in thoroughly convincing fashion. A goalless first half gave little hint of what was to come, but Spurs' dominance eventually told after the break - Penders' own goal put them ahead, Palmer's second yellow reduced Chelsea to ten men, and substitute Tel sealed it with a brilliant strike from outside the box. It finishes as it threatened to all game, with Tottenham well on top throughout - 15 shots to 7 and over two-thirds of the possession tell the story of a deserved away win.

Stoppage time and it's job done for Spurs at the Bridge. Penders' own goal broke the deadlock, Palmer's second booking left Chelsea down to ten, and Tel rifled in a superb finish from outside the box to put the game to bed - a thoroughly deserved 2-0 win on the back of a dominant display.

Spurs continue to dictate the second half, with Tel's header and a flurry of corners showing their intent after the break. Maddison was forced off injured just after the hour, with Gallagher coming on, but the disruption hasn't dented Tottenham's control - still over 69% of the ball and leading 8-4 on shots as Chelsea struggle to get a foothold.

Quiet start to the second half with no real changes on the stat sheet since the break - Spurs still dominant on the ball at over 70% possession and holding their 7-4 edge in shots. Nothing clear-cut from either side in the opening minutes of this period, but Tottenham remain firmly in control of territory and tempo.

Spurs have continued to dominate at Stamford Bridge, racking up 72.8% possession and a string of chances. Kudus has been the main threat with two efforts saved by Penders, while Marmoush also went close after a Robertson assist - Chelsea's only reply came from Palmer's well-struck effort that Kinsky did brilliantly to turn over.

Tottenham have had the better of the early exchanges at Stamford Bridge, dominating possession at 60% and forcing a corner after Robertson's blocked effort from range. Chelsea have been awarded a couple of early free-kicks but haven't threatened yet, while Kudus's handball on 8 minutes was the only blemish in an otherwise bright Spurs start.