Tottenham Hotspur overcame Chelsea 2-0 on Saturday to give them their first win at Stamford Bridge for eight years

Tottenham outclassed Chelsea at Stamford Bridge with a 2-0 win on Saturday that also saw Cole Palmer sent off.

That is the opinion of former senior Tottenham scout and experienced goalkeeper, Bryan King, speaking exclusively to Football Insider. The 21-year-old has been thrust into the limelight following injury to Emi Martinez, but got off to the worst possible start when he punched the ball into his own net to hand the visitors the lead.

In their win at Stamford Bridge, De Zerbi's side used a hybrid pressing scheme which changed depending on how Chelsea started their attack

Tottenham Hotspur secured only their second Premier League win at Stamford Bridge as Chelsea's goalkeeping woes and disciplinary issues resurfaced.

Chemo sucks. This match emphatically did not.

Tottenham outplayed Chelsea and took the lead through a Mike Penders own goal before Mathys Tel made sure of the points in their impressive 2-0 win

Premier League updates as João Pedro not in squad at Stamford Bridge Tottenham Hotspur finally have a Premier League win this season, and they will come into their derby against great rivals Chelsea with a confidence they've lacked all campaign under Roberto De Zerbi.

Who will start for Tottenham against Chelsea? Here's our projected lineup and the latest injury and availability news ahead of Saturday's match.

Roberto De Zerbi spoke to BBC Match of the Day after Tottenham's victory against Chelsea: "I think we deserved to win. The players worked very well, prepared very well the game. This morning, yesterday, all days in the last week and the qualities of the players are very clear.