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Chelsea vs Tottenham Hotspur (PL) Saturday 24th October 17:30 GMT

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Lost to Spurs, sack the manager!
 
We’re on the up, after Super Frank’s Cov turn this lot over tonight they’ll be the lowest they’ve ever been.
Which can only mean we lose this somehow.
 
See what the same team that won at everton can do against Spurs. Hoping for a palmer hatrick of assists and a couple of goals winning by 5...
RDZ sacked. probably more like 3-2 epic but hey, happy to take 3 points however they come right now.
 
All eyes on Coventry today.

Hopefully we end the game in the first half.

Penders
Acheampong Lacroix Colwill Chavarria
Caicedo Henderson
Neto Palmer Rogers
Pedro​
 
For those going to the game. Another walk through Brompton Cemetery from Earl's Court Station.

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Tottenham game travel warning - Fulham Broadway closed; District Line disruption

Supporters intending to travel to or from Saturday’s home Premier League game against Tottenham Hotspur using the London Underground are advised that planned engineering works may affect your journey.
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Supporters intending to travel to or from Saturday’s home Premier League game against Tottenham Hotspur using the London Underground are advised that planned engineering works may affect your journey.

The District Line is closed west of Embankment Station and on the whole of the Edgware Road branch, including the line down to Wimbledon.

This means for the match at Stamford Bridge, Fulham Broadway Station is closed all day and there are no District Line trains running to any nearby stations on that branch of the tube network.

The Circle Line is also affected and is closed between Edgware Road and Aldgate (via Victoria).

The Mildmay Line is affected too from 7.30pm on Saturday, with no service between Shepherd's Bush and Willesden Junction. There will also be a reduced service between Shepherd's Bush and Clapham Junction.

Please see below for a map of walking routes to and from South Kensington, Earl’s Court and Hammersmith stations from where alternative Underground lines can be used.

Fans are advised to check their journey in advance using Transport for London’s journey planner

Fulham Boardway closed walking routes three stations
 
Ah poor Lamps, that has to be both painful and humiliating to loose to this Spurs team.

Well any Spurs team to be fair...

Put them to the sword next weekend lads. Anything less than a win should be a sackable offence for the lot of you!
 
Just looking at Sp*rs last night, it’s such a poorly assembled squad at such inflated prices. Having Andy Robertson & Tosin starting in your defence in 2026 is beyond belief.
With how we’ve been playing, a loss would be beyond recoverable this weekend, it would derail the whole season I think.
 
All Barco no bite said:
Not sure if its a good or bad thing they got their first win before we play them.
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Clearlake Cartel said:
Just looking at Sp*rs last night, it’s such a poorly assembled squad at such inflated prices. Having Andy Robertson & Tosin starting in your defence in 2026 is beyond belief.
With how we’ve been playing, a loss would be beyond recoverable this weekend, it would derail the whole season I think.
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I saw a fair bit of the game last night but did fall asleep through some parts. From what I saw, Coventry didn't look that great, so it's no surprise Spurs proved too strong for them, without looking that great themselves either.

They have Maddison back who is decent (but can go missing) and Kulusevski came on, who they have missed, but he can't be anywhere near 100% fit and Robertson and Tosin both went off with knocks.

No doubt that the 3 points will have taken some pressure off them and their coach, so it's down to us to heap the pressure back on and give them a proper spanking. Looking at the two teams, we are more than capable of putting 4 or 5 past them so just hope all of our players know how important this game is and we are up for it on the day and win well. Would keep the same 11 as the Everton game (with Penders in for Martinez).
 
Just seen this on the Chelsea Supporters Trust Facebook page:

The CST has received the below communication from the Met Police ahead of this weekend's match with Tottenham and have been authorised to publish:
"I am writing to inform you that on Saturday 24 October 2026, Live Facial Recognition (LFR) will be deployed during the policing operation for the Chelsea FC v Tottenham Hotspur FC football fixture, which has been assessed as a high-risk match. The deployment follows the established stakeholder engagement approach previously used for football-related LFR deployments.
The two deployment locations will be:
Earl's Court West Brompton
Two LFR vans will be deployed across these locations during the pre-match phase of the operation.
Signage will be deployed outside the zone of recognition in line with MPS LFR policy. We can provide a debrief of the deployment within 72 hours should you require.
The deployment will operate during the designated pre-match period. The watchlist will contain individuals subject to Football Banning Orders relating to either club, together with persons wanted or missing for serious offences and those sought on warrants issued by HMCTS. This reflects the watchlist criteria outlined in the previous stakeholder communication.
The Premier League and relevant football stakeholders are aware of and supportive of the deployment."
 
Wonder how impactful the weather will be by kickoff. Saw gusts 20-40mph and very wet - could make things interesting. Feel like Palmer will thrive in those conditions!
 
PhilH930 said:
Wonder how impactful the weather will be by kickoff. Saw gusts 20-40mph and very wet - could make things interesting. Feel like Palmer will thrive in those conditions!
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Who knows? Bournemouth -v- Milan was almost cyclonic at times last night on the south coast.
 
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