Venue : White Hart Lane
Date : Sunday, 29 November
Kick-off : 12:00 GMT


After the 5-3 thumping Spurs dished out in this
fixture last season, now might not be the best
time for Chelsea to face them given our form so
far this season. Then again, it might be the
perfect time if you consider the effect that
defeat had on the rest of the campaign last time
out. Given Spurs’ record against us, that was a
shock to the system and a timely kick up the
backside that saw us go on and win the title with
little challenge from anywhere else.
As much as it pains to say it, Spurs look
impressive lately whilst we’ve limped along and
haven’t yet managed back-to-back wins in the
league, so the game itself doesn’t bode well for
us. We might just have to hope the after effects
do.

MANAGER’S VIEWS
Going into today’s early game, Spurs boss
Mauricio Pochettino says “ We will make sure we
will arrive in a good condition to play Chelsea. We
have a strong squad and a strong mentality. It is
true we arrive maybe not in the best condition to
compete in the right way but [we] respect our
medical staff for what they do.”
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho meanwhile, on
today’s opponents says “ Big clubs, they cope with
difficult moments. We played a Champions League
semi-final against Atletico Madrid – Wednesday
and Tuesday. In the middle we had to play
Liverpool. So we play Sunday before the
Champions League. If it’s not a problem for us, it’s
not a problem for Tottenham. ” Whilst on Chelsea,
Mourinho says “ We have to play every match as if
we are fighting for the title. The reality is that we
need points. We are all focused on doing our job
the best we can. The only thing we can do is try to
get the maximum amount of points. Our only goal
now is to try to get into position where we can
smell the top end of the league.”

SQUAD NEWS
For Tottenham, Kyle Walker, Mousa Dembele and
Danny Rose are set to return after being rested
midweek whilst Dele Alli gets a break after
accumulating five bookings.
For Chelsea, John Terry (ankle) is a major doubt
and Ramires will be subject to late checks after
suffering a muscle problem but Cesc Fabregas
(toe) is fit.

TEAMS
Tottenham 5-3 Chelsea (1st January 2015)

[/i] PREDICTION
Jose Mourinho is without a win in his last three
visits to White Hart Lane and right now, doesn’t
look like he could win an argument convincingly.
Enough said for this one.

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