Rob Green
Former Premier League goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Stamford Bridge

Results like this galvanise a side.

When you look at the players coming back, yes Maddison got injured and he'll be a question mark over the next few weeks, but players coming back, momentum coming back - you feel, and say it quietly, Tottenham might just be coming back.

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Mateus Fernandes and Mathys Tel spoke to Sky Sports post-match.

Tel on whether it was a special moment: "It's a very special because we have come to Chelsea so many times and not got a win. We showed great mentality today and we need to enjoy this win."

Tel on his goal: "We created a lot of chances today, we walk out together, the goal is something special for me, I'm happy about it and lets keep pushing now."

Fernandes on settling in at the club: "It takes time, I always believe in me and my team-mates. We always play well, but when we play like this we're very happy."

Fernandes on making Spurs history with the win: "We are here to change the clubs mentality, we want to beat the top teams, and make this victory for the fans."

Fernandes on his first game since becoming a dad: "I want to give a big support to my family, my girlfriend and my new son. I'm very happy like I said, something I have worked to be ready for."

Mike Penders became just the second Chelsea goalkeeper to score an own goal in a Premier League match, after Petr Cech against Everton in December 2009.

Rob Green
Former Premier League goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Stamford Bridge

A dream afternoon for Tottenham here at Stamford Bridge. They looked controlled, looked at ease, they looked like they were comfortably on the ball.

But the game was drifting towards nothing, we couldn't see where it was going to go but the Cole Palmer incident with Fernandes sparked it in to life.

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Gary Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Sky Sports

Tottenham outplayed Chelsea, Spurs were brilliant.

None of us expected that today, after 10, 15 mins their confidence grew. James Maddison was part of that.

Spurs just dominated especially in midfield where they've invested so heavily, that felt like Robert De Zerbi's project coming to life.

A bad day for Chelsea.

Three sides of Stamford Bridge are empty but the Tottenham fans are not going anywhere. They are savouring celebrating this one with the players.

All over and a rare win for Tottenham at Chelsea.

Crucially it is back-to-back wins in the Premier League and they are up to 12th.

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Gary Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Sky Sports

Chelsea have been hopeless on the ball, I can't believe how bad they've been. They've been awful.

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Rob Green
Former Premier League goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Stamford Bridge

Tottenham fans have been through the ringer [this season] but they know these come few and far between and these are moments to enjoy.

The oles are now coming out from the Tottenham fans for every touch of the ball by their players.

Darren Cann
Former Premier League assistant referee to BBC Sport

Cole Palmer, already on a yellow card, makes a late challenge on Conor Gallagher. Elite referee Chris Kavanagh, one of the most experienced officials in the country, had no option but to show a second yellow card to Palmer. Kavanagh, making his 200th Premier League appearance today, made the correct call and dismissed Palmer from the field of play accordingly.

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All that could make this even better for Tottenham is Dejan Kulusevski getting a goal. He's into the box on the right but his cross is blocked.

Gary Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Sky Sports

I think that's a red that. He's hit him with the ball nowhere near him.

A ludicrous challenge from Morgan Rogers.

Chelsea have lost it, Xabi Alonso just needs to get them off the pitch.

Rob Green
Former Premier League goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Stamford Bridge

The second half has been very, very flat from Chelsea and Spurs have taken full advantage.

Gary Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Sky Sports

Tottenham have battered Chelsea in midfield.

They've not been able to get anywhere near the ball, Neto, Caicedo, Henderson and Hato.

Maddison, Kudus and Tel have bossed the game.

Conor Gallagher is fouled again, this time by Morgan Rogers and the Chelsea forward is the latest player to go in the book.

Some Chelsea fans are leaving as seven minutes of injury time are shown.

Gary Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Sky Sports

I take everything back I said about Mathys Tel.

They've had some tough times those Tottenham fans, and they deserve this.

Tel finally drives at people and hits it with purpose, what a moment for his career.

They'll be bouncing tonight back to the Tottenham Stadium.

Rob Green
Former Premier League goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Stamford Bridge

It's a collector's item for Tottenham fans - they've waited such a long time. An away win at Stamford Bridge sealed by Tel.

He picks the ball up in his own half and sets off, rides one challenge, rides another challenge, gets 25 yards out and thinks 'I can write my name in history books for Spurs'.

It's not the cleanest strikes but it's an accurate strike and they are in dreamland.

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That't also it for Mathys Tel as he is replaced by Ben Davies. Dejan Kulusevski is also on for Mohammed Kudus.

Danny Welbeck has been sent on for Chelsea, replacing Pedro Neto, but it feels too little too late for the hosts.