Chelsea kept hold of top spot in the Premier League after coming from behind to beat Tottenham 2-1 at Stamford Bridge on Saturday evening, ending the visitors' unbeaten run in the process.
Mauricio Pochettino's side opened the scoring after only 11 minutes thanks to Christian Eriksen's brilliant long-range strike, only for Pedro to level just before half-time with a sensational goal of his own.
The home team claimed all three points when Victor Moses slotted home six minutes into the second half as they made it seven league wins in a row, their best run since for six years.
--Roluyo Hammed and Rabiu Wasiu contributed reporting.
Mauricio Pochettino's side opened the scoring after only 11 minutes thanks to Christian Eriksen's brilliant long-range strike, only for Pedro to level just before half-time with a sensational goal of his own.
The home team claimed all three points when Victor Moses slotted home six minutes into the second half as they made it seven league wins in a row, their best run since for six years.
--Roluyo Hammed and Rabiu Wasiu contributed reporting.
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