It took a second Tottenham equaliser in the 95th minute to completely tip all the oil into the proverbial flame. It was a Hojberg equaliser and a raucous celebration from Conte directed straight towards the opposing bench that initially riled the German, who went head-to-head with the roaring Italian - both ready for war.Īnd with every encounter, Stamford Bridge grew louder. Handshake turns ugly after fiery EPL derby The pair went neck-to-neck on several occasions, spilling their frustrations outside their own technical areas. Unlike previous instalments, the occasion was almost entirely overshadowed by total passion induced chaos on the sideline, with Antonio Conte and Thomas Tuchel the instigators of a tense touchline clash. When it comes to Chelsea - Tottenham matches in recent times, drama isn't usually far away. 'When you shake hands, you look into their eyes' The funny part about all of this is how quickly things can go from good to bad and back to good again – and Manchester United will be keeping that in mind when Liverpool visit Old Trafford next week, only needing a win to go above them in the table. It was a moment of brilliance from Luis Diaz, who delicately danced past five Palace players to curl an equaliser into the far top corner that saved the day. Klopp will be ripping his hair at the thought of dropped points at the hands of an attack that failed to demonstrate any ounce of their usual cutthroat attitude. The three big chances that Liverpool created were not taken. In fact, from the 24 shots they attempted against Crystal Palace, only four troubled Guaita's goal. Jurgen Klopp's side seem to have lost a key ingredient to its recent success, struggling to find that consistent rhythm and killer instinct that we're so used to seeing.
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