The match between Chelsea and Tottenham, scheduled for Saturday 24 October at 6.30pm at Stamford Bridge, represents the eighth day of the Premier League. The match was announced as "closed" for the week, with the two clubs looking to consolidate their position in the table. Chelsea, after a 2‑0 victory at Hill Dickinson against Everton, achieved their third consecutive league victory thanks to a brace from PedroNeto. Tottenham, on the other hand, started the season with a first victory in the Premier League, 3‑1 against Coventry, and now they want to continue the series of successes to get closer to their summer ambitions.
The match was scheduled with the match direction entrusted to ChrisKavanagh. Chelsea, led by coach ChrisKavanagh, have shown solid form in recent matches, while Tottenham, under the guidance of DeZerbi, try to make up ground in a table still far from the qualifying zone. The match has been defined as an important occasion for both teams, who want to maintain the race for the top places.
The live broadcast is available exclusively on Sky Sport, upon subscription, and on NOW. Spectators can follow the match via SkyQ and SkyGlass decoders, or via the NOW app, accessible on smart TVs, PlayStation, Xbox, Amazon Firestick and Google Chromecast. Furthermore, the streaming service is active on SkyGo for Sky subscribers, as well as on NOW. The mobile applications, downloadable for free on the AppStore and PlayStore, allow you to access the content with a simple login, subject to a subscription.
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