After Tottenham equalized at 1–1, coach Antonio Conte, with a past at Chelsea, chose to celebrate in front of Chelsea's bench and coach Thomas Tuchel.
The coaches fumed and a commotion broke out.
- I think Tuchel is right to show that this is my bench, says Fredrik Ljungberg in Viaplay.
The goal had been prompted by Chelsea's Kai Havertz being brought down and not receiving a free kick, which he and many others thought was a shame.
When the home side later took the lead through Reece James, Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel turned to the visitors' bench and ran past in joy.
"Several match suspension"
When overtime was almost over, Tottenham were awarded a corner and a new controversial situation arose.
A Tottenham player chose to pull Chelsea's Marc Cucurella's hair which brought him down.
The judges chose not to show any cards.
- That shouldn't be on a football field.
It is a suspension for several matches, says Fredrik Ljungberg in Viaplay's broadcast.
Bojan Djordjic thinks it's a robbery.
- Chelsea are being robbed by Mike Dean in the VAR room, that such clear decisions do not lead to any punishment, he says.
"None of the goals should be approved"
Tottenham made it 2-2 in the final seconds and after the final whistle a new fight broke out between Conte and Tuchel when they were about to shake hands.
Dozens of people ran and tried to break up the heated atmosphere.
Both coaches received an immediate red card.
- None of their goals should be approved.
There was a clear foul on Havertz on the first goal and clear offside on Richarlison on their second goal, says Tuchel afterwards.
It was not the first time that the coaches or players had quarreled in meetings between the two teams.
At Stamford Bridge in 2016, brawls also broke out between managers and players.
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