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Tottenham stun Chelsea 2-0 at Stamford Bridge as Cole Palmer is sent off and stand-in keeper scores own goal

Mike Penders, 21, stepped in for the injured Emi Martinez and put through his own net from a 78th-minute corner. Three minutes later, Cole Palmer caught former team-mate Conor Gallagher with his studs, and referee Chris Kavanagh brandished a second yellow card. Mathys Tel then wrapped up the victory with a brilliant solo effort. Spurs had not won at Chelsea since 2018.

Gary Neville said on Sky Sports: 'Cole Palmer has lost his head... It is naughty, very naughty.'

Palmer will now miss Chelsea's Carabao Cup trip to Liverpool.

Xabi Alonso's side were already without Joao Pedro, and his injury is now causing concern.

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