Welcome everybody into the ESPNFC studios for this, the latest edition of the show,

alongside Chaka Hisla, Steve Nicol. I'm Sebastian Salazar. Wonderful to have you along with us.

We got a lot to get to on this edition of ESPNFC coming up in just a little bit. Part two of our sit-down

interview with Harry Kane. But we start at Stanford Bridge, where Chelsea picked up a huge three points in their chase

for the Champions League, 1-0-0-0-winners over. Spurs, who started the day 14th in the table.

The game's only goal came in the 50th minute, courtesy Enzo Fernandez on an assist from Cole Palmer.

Chelsea would have a goal disallowed a few minutes later from Moises Caicedo, after there was

an offside found in the buildup.

Spurs would also have a goal disallowed.

That goal coming in the 69th minute, courtesy of Pappesar.

But in the end, Chelsea picking up a big three points to move up to fourth in the table.

For more on this, we welcome into the show, Don Hutchison, as well as Jan Agafjordov.

We'll dive into the game and everything that has to do with it in just a second.

But first, because we've heard that Ange Pasta Coglu didn't think that the goal by Pappasar should have been overturned.

I've got to ask you guys, does anybody see it that way?

I think Mr. Poster Coglis on an island on his own.

Really? Is that clear for you?

Yeah, it's... I'm with Shaka.

When it happened in real time, I thought it was a goal.

I wasn't sure whether it was a foul or not.

I couldn't tell.

But when you see the replay, I mean, it is as clear as day.

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