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So. Potential knock-on affects if we lose this (and fail to get top 4).

No CL revenue next season. No Mourinho (well, even less chance anyway). Less chance of attracting top players. Tottenham keep Bale. They strengthen during the Summer and it becomes even harder the following season for Champions League football. New players such as Hazard and Oscar may question whether they made the right move or not.

You forgot to add the glee that AVB will have after his ill-fated experience w/ CFC. Imagine how he will over-celebrate every freakin' good call for spudz tomorrow. Plus the fact it will be spudz first League win @ Da Bridge since Feb 1990. The media will not let us forget it & spudz fans will party like it's 1999 :rolleyes: I will kick my Mom in the leg for a draw tomorrow.

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Very glad Sandro is out (I had no idea). He's very tenacious and would have caused a lot of problems. Here's hoping Dembele doesn't play either.

Sandro has been out for about 6 months now, he's out for the rest of the season.

Best defensive midfielder in the league for me, what a player he has turned out to be, credit to AVB tbh losing a player like that but still managing to win so many games. Even if they are a one man team.

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Head-to-head

  • Chelsea are unbeaten in their last 22 home league meetings with Tottenham (W15, D7), plus three cup matches (W1, D2).
  • Spurs' last win at Stamford Bridge was in February 1990, when Gary Lineker and David Howells got the goals in a 2-1 victory.

Chelsea

  • Chelsea are chasing a seventh successive home Premier League win.
  • Juan Mata has scored three times in his last two league and cup games against Tottenham.
  • The Blues have won 18 of the 24 Premier League games in which they scored first this season, losing only once (at West Ham).
  • Frank Lampard is one short of equalling Bobby Tambling's record of 202 goals for Chelsea.

compiled by:bbc

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Chelsea will go through the motions as will Spuds in the first half, neither wanting to concede then it should get better in the second half. I'm not worried about this one, AVB is under a lot of pressure to show up his former employers but they just don't have the firepower nor the defense to deal with Chelsea. I see it as a comfortable 2-0 victory with Mata scoring and an injury time goal by Torres.

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Logically analyzing the two teams, venue, etc., it seems we should definitely get something from this match. However, I have a deep sense of foreboding about this one. My prediction is the shit from the lane take all 3 pts. Oh how I'd love to be wrong about this...

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Even if we loose we have a way better goal difference. It will still be in our hands - win against Villa and Everton and we are in the top 4. I know, it will be hard though..

At the same time both Gunners and Spurs will face teams fighting to avoid relegation so it's not easy wins for them either.

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