Neville Blasts Palmer’s Red-card Error in Chelsea’s Loss to Spurs

WHO:

We Ain't Got No History - Jordan Henderson and Omar Marmoush were among the players involved in Chelsea’s first-half attacks; Antonín Kinský made several saves for Tottenham.

Daily Mail Sports - Chelsea defender Levi Colwill, 23, reacted to a home supporter after the final whistle.

Sportskeeda - Gary Neville commented on Chelsea forward Cole Palmer.

Daily Mail Sports - Neville also said Morgan Rogers should have been sent off.

Daily Mail Sports - Mateus Fernandes was involved in the incident that led to Palmer’s first booking.

WHAT:

We Ain't Got No History - Chelsea pressed high in the opening stages and created chances, but the first half ended scoreless.

We Ain't Got No History - Jordan Henderson should have scored after a one-touch passing move, but Kinský made an excellent save.

We Ain't Got No History - Chelsea’s Mike Penders was making his full Premier League debut.

We Ain't Got No History - Tottenham’s first goal came after Mike Penders punched the ball into his own net in the 77th minute.

We Ain't Got No History - Mathys Tel scored Tottenham’s second goal, beating two defenders and shooting into the bottom corner from 20 yards.

We Ain't Got No History - Cole Palmer was shown a second yellow card; the article said Conor Gallagher’s foot ended up beneath Palmer’s stride as Gallagher challenged for a loose ball.

We Ain't Got No History - Chelsea were reduced to 10 players for the final 10 minutes and stoppage time.

We Ain't Got No History - João Pedro missed the match after picking up an injury in training; the injury was being assessed.

We Ain't Got No History - Chelsea scored no goals in the two matches João Pedro missed and had no recognized striker on the pitch until the final few minutes.

We Ain't Got No History - Tottenham’s victory was its first at Stamford Bridge since 2018 and its second there since 1990.

We Ain't Got No History - Chelsea’s next match is against Liverpool at Anfield on Wednesday in the League Cup.

Sportskeeda - Palmer was sent off during Chelsea’s 2-0 home defeat to Tottenham.

Sportskeeda - Neville said Palmer “lost his head.”

Daily Mail Sports - Palmer was booked after shoving Fernandes to the ground, then sent off following a challenge Neville called “very naughty.”

Daily Mail Sports - Neville claimed Rogers should also have received a red card.

WHERE:

Daily Mail Sports - Colwill’s exchange with the supporter took place at Stamford Bridge.

Sportskeeda - Chelsea lost 2-0 at home to Tottenham.

WHY:

Daily Mail Sports - Palmer’s sending-off followed his booking for shoving Fernandes and a subsequent challenge that Neville described as “very naughty.”

HOW:

Daily Mail Sports - Palmer was first booked and then shown a red card after the subsequent challenge.

Tottenham beat Chelsea 2-nil at Stamford Bridge, earning their first win there since 2018. Chelsea started brightly, pressing high and creating chances, but the first half ended scoreless. Jordan Henderson came close after a quick passing move, only for Tottenham goalkeeper Antonín Kinský to make an excellent save. Chelsea goalkeeper Mike Penders, making his first Premier League start, punched the ball into his own net in the 77th minute to give Tottenham the lead. Mathys Tel then doubled the advantage, beating two defenders before shooting into the bottom corner from 20 yards. Cole Palmer was sent off after first being booked for shoving Mateus Fernandes, then receiving a second yellow for a challenge Gary Neville called “very naughty.” Neville said Palmer had “lost his head” and argued Morgan Rogers should also have been dismissed.