Postecoglou Unfazed by Loss

After Tottenham's 4-1 defeat to Chelsea, manager Ange Postecoglou was asked if the team would consider changing their tactics. In response, Postecoglou gave a resolute five-word answer that left no room for doubt.

Spurs Hold Out Until 75 Minutes

Despite being reduced to nine men, Tottenham managed to hold off Chelsea until the 75th minute when Nicolas Jackson scored to make it 2-1.

High Line Exposed

Both of Jackson's goals came from counterattacks that exposed Tottenham's high defensive line.

No Plans to Change

Postecoglou made it clear that Tottenham's risky defensive tactics will not change, regardless of how many players are sent off. He stated, "It's just who we are, mate. It's who we're going to be as long as I'm here. We go down to five men, mate, we'll have a crack."

Flying Start for Spurs

Tottenham got off to a strong start with Dejan Kulusevski opening the scoring in the sixth minute.

Equalizer and Red Card

Cole Palmer equalized for Chelsea from the penalty spot after Cristian Romero was also sent off for a challenge on Enzo Fernandez in the box.

Nine-Men Spurs

Destiny Udogie received a second yellow card, reducing Tottenham to nine men just ten minutes into the second half.

Jackson's Hat-Trick Seals the Win

Nicolas Jackson scored two more goals in added time to complete his hat-trick and secure a 4-1 victory for Chelsea.

Postecoglou Proud of Players

Despite the loss, Postecoglou expressed his pride in his players' efforts. He praised their will, effort, and determination throughout the game.

Final Score: Chelsea 4-1 Tottenham

Chelsea emerged victorious in the London derby, defeating a nine-men Tottenham side.