NEWS · 25 Oct 2026
Spurs secure rare 2-0 win over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge after Palmer red card
Tottenham achieved just their second victory at Chelsea's home ground in 36 years, winning 2-0 after Cole Palmer was dismissed. The win comes after a red card that left the Blues with 10 men.
Tottenham Hotspur lifted a 2-0 victory over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, a result that has become a rarity in the last 36 years. The win marks Spurs' second triumph at the Blues' ground in more than three decades.
The match was decided in the first half when Cole Palmer was sent off for a second bookable offence, leaving Chelsea to play the remainder of the game with ten men. The dismissal gave the visitors a clear advantage that they were able to convert into two goals.
With the loss, Chelsea now face a difficult run of fixtures, while Spurs move closer to a top-four finish. The result also adds another chapter to the long‑standing rivalry between the two London clubs.
Spurs will look to carry this momentum into their upcoming fixtures, while Chelsea will need to regroup quickly to avoid a dip in form. Both sides will be keen to avoid any further disciplinary setbacks as the season progresses.
As the Premier League season continues, the significance of this win for Spurs grows, offering a rare taste of success at one of the most hostile venues in English football.