Tottenham 3 Chelsea 4: Spurs capitulate again as Cole Palmer scores two penalties in stunning comeback win

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Tottenham 3 Chelsea 4: Spurs capitulate again as Cole Palmer scores two penalties in stunning comeback win

COLE PALMER scaled new heights as he masterminded Chelsea’s sizzling comeback win

The attacker fired two penalties and teed up a worldie for Enzo Fernande as the Blues roared back emphatically from 2-0 down.

Cole Palmer was the main man in a stunning victory

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Cole Palmer was the main man in a stunning victoryCredit: Getty
Enzo Fernandez blasted a wonder goal to put Chelsea in front

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Enzo Fernandez blasted a wonder goal to put Chelsea in frontCredit: Reuters
Cole Palmer showed his trademark composure to level from the spot

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Cole Palmer showed his trademark composure to level from the spotCredit: Reuters
Enzo Fernandez had his eyes on the prize as he hails his goal

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Enzo Fernandez had his eyes on the prize as he hails his goalCredit: AP
Palmer celebrates making it 2-2 from the spot

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Palmer celebrates making it 2-2 from the spotCredit: Getty

Palmer was outstanding after the break – with glorious touches peaked by a Panenka for his second spot-kick.

Yet Dominic Solanke and Dejan Kulesvski had left Spurs flying by netting inside the opening 11 minutes.

But lively Jadon Sancho soon cut in from the left to fire home a low shot in off the post.

The loanee from Manchester United remained the main menace out wide.

Fraser Forster thwarted him early in the second period as Chelsea dictated.

And after Yves Bissouma rashlessly brought down the surging Moises Caicedo, Cole Palmer deservedly levelled with a 61st minute penalty.

On-fire Palmer then set up Enzo Fernandez for a long-range left-footer cracker to confirm a dramatic turnaround.

Son Heung-min replied six minutes into stoppage time.

Marc Cucurella charges over to Chelsea bench and changes boots after being totally at fault for Tottenham’s second goal
Dominic Solanke hit a fifth-minute opener for Spurs

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Dominic Solanke hit a fifth-minute opener for SpursCredit: Getty
Jadon Sancho sparked the Blues' comeback with this 17th-minute goal

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Jadon Sancho sparked the Blues’ comeback with this 17th-minute goalCredit: Rex
LONDON, ENGLAND – DECEMBER 8: Enzo Maresca, manager of Chelsea FC during the Premier League match between Tottenham Hotspur FC and Chelsea FC at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on December 8, 2024 in London, England. (Photo by Sebastian Frej/MB Media/Getty Images)

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LONDON, ENGLAND – DECEMBER 8: Enzo Maresca, manager of Chelsea FC during the Premier League match between Tottenham Hotspur FC and Chelsea FC at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on December 8, 2024 in London, England. (Photo by Sebastian Frej/MB Media/Getty Images)Credit: Getty