Chelsea v Tottenham Hotspur live: score, updates and line-ups

Full time: Chelsea 0-2 Tottenham Hotspur. A tight, goalless contest was blown open late on as Penders' own goal put Spurs ahead, Palmer's second yellow left the Blues down to ten men, and substitute Tel added a second with a fine strike from range. Chelsea had actually matched their rivals on target throughout and enjoyed a promising spell before the collapse, but a chaotic final 15 minutes proved too much to overcome. A tough afternoon at Stamford Bridge ends in a derby defeat.

A nightmare final stretch at Stamford Bridge. Penders' own goal broke the deadlock, Palmer was then sent off for two bookable offences, and Tel's low drive from outside the box wrapped it up for Spurs. Ten-man Chelsea now staring down a 0-2 defeat as injury time looms.

Chelsea have had their best spell of the match, with Neto drawing a smart save from Kinsky and Palmer following up only to see his effort blocked - that pushed the Blues' shots on target to four against Spurs' two, despite still having only a third of the ball. Tottenham have made a triple change, bringing on Gallagher, Solanke and Porro, and Palestra has also come on for Chelsea at the back. Gallagher was quickly into referee's book for a foul on Rogers, but it's Chelsea who look the sharper side right now as it stays goalless.

Spurs have continued to boss things after the break, winning two corners in the last few minutes and forcing Chelsea onto the back foot, with Tel's header from Fernandes' cross the closest they've come to breaking the deadlock. Maddison was forced off injured for Gallagher, and while Tottenham's shot count has crept up to eight, Chelsea still hold the edge on target with three to two. Still goalless at Stamford Bridge, with the visitors edging this spell but the Blues yet to be seriously tested.

Second half under way at Stamford Bridge with no changes from either side at the break. Stats are identical to how they stood at half-time, so it's a case of picking up where they left off - Spurs still dominant in possession, Chelsea still matching them for quality with three shots on target to their two. Still goalless, with plenty of the first-half pattern likely to continue early on.

Spurs continue to dominate territory, pushing possession up to nearly three-quarters, but Chelsea have actually created the better chances in this spell. Palmer forced a smart save out of Kinsky from Rogers' pass, while at the other end Penders did well to deny Marmoush and Kudus has twice gone close without troubling the scoreline. It's still 0-0, with Tottenham controlling the ball but Chelsea's moments of quality keeping them in the contest.

Spurs have had the better of the opening quarter-hour at Stamford Bridge, dominating possession and forcing the only shot of the game so far through Robertson, which was blocked. Chelsea have struggled to get a foothold, conceding the early corner and a string of free-kicks, though Quenda's free-kick won in the final third was a rare sign of life going forward. Still goalless, but the Blues will need to find a way to settle before Tottenham's control tells.