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Your support makes all the difference.Not many who arrived at White Hart Lane this evening would have been expecting to go home having witnessed a 5-3 thriller, especially after Chelsea went a goal up.
But Jose Mourinho's team put in their worst performance of the season and Spurs capitalised on the chances they did create.
Harry Kane continued to prove he is fast becoming one of the best strikers in the Premier League, never giving John Terry and Gary Cahill a seconds rest and scoring two fantastic goals; the English youngster set the tone for a Tottenham performance full of energy and running.
For Chelsea Cesc Fabregas put in his worst performance in Blue while Diego Costa, Oscar and Willian failed to have any attacking impact. Eden Hazard was Chelsea's biggest threat, but he was starved of possession in dangerous areas.
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