Chelsea 1-2 Tottenham Hotspur | Full Match Highlights | Sydney Super Cup

It's a London derby in the Harbour City. Tonight, two of the biggest clubs in the world meet less than a month out from the start of their Premier League campaign. So will it be Chelsea or Tottenham Hotspur who take the pre-season bragging rights? Good evening and welcome to a core stadium here on Wangal Country. It's the third match of the Sydney Super Cup. The Blues taking on Spurs. So there is still plenty of feeling in Tottenham. They've been on the wrong side of it of late. They haven't beaten Chelsea in six matches. And here is another little spot fire. I tell you what, Harps. I wasn't expecting it to get quite this heated in a friendly, but tensions still simmer regardless of what's at stake. What an atmosphere this is tonight at a core stadium. Packed house. And now Tottenham with their first opening. Tahnke waiting in the middle. It's Tenali with the cross for the opening quarter hour. It is Spurs who strike first. And it's their new recruit with a massive price tag. Tenali who opens things up at a core. Jamie Gittins in some good form. Curls it across. And the Chelsea back level. They were not behind the law. Do this little coming together. Well, that's left short. Tell. First time strike. He couldn't repeat what he did from the dead ball on Wednesday night. Robertson put under pressure by Estevelle. Pinched back here. Trout-Pedro. It was a whisker away from being 2-1 to the Blues. The reverse of how this match started. Where it was the Blues who had the majority of possession. Matias Tell. How's he worked his way through there? Tell. And smothered by Sharman Lowe. That would have been some goal from the Frenchman. Danso slips. Here's a problem. Here's the decision here for Alex King. And a friendly. He does pull it. Danso has only been on the field for a matter of minutes. And he is sent from the field. And Spurs are down to 10. Roberto Di Zerbi cannot believe it. Gittins. Caldwell. One way forward. Pedro. His touch exceptional. Oh, what a save from Kitski. We've seen him produce that before in the Premier League. And he's done it here tonight in Sydney. Gittins. Forward run coming from Tama. And Gittins scoops it up towards Pedro. Oh, well. Spurs have almost become the architects of their own demise there. Putting it on a plate for Pedro. And somehow Chelsea couldn't fashion a 2-1 lead out of it. There's been some talk about Richarlison maybe leaving Tottenham for another opportunity. But he's not playing like he's a guy who's checked out of the Spurs dressing room. He's been terrific since coming on in the second half. How about that for a turn. Urge to shoot. And hits the crossbar. Kiera Martin with a moment of near perfection. One final chance here. Donnely. Donnely off the post. Richarlison with the last kick of the game. And the 10 men of Spurs are going to record a victory to sign off in the Sydney Super Cup. And Spurs with 10 men for 42 minutes. They are going to win this London derby in the Harbour City. And it's their first win across any competition, including friendlies, over Chelsea in six matches. While it's not worth the three competition points, they have got to take some confidence out of that considering they were down a man for most of that second half.