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Chelsea vs Tottenham Hotspur. Carabao Cup Semi-Final.

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Chelsea 2

  • K Havertz (5th minute)
  • B Davies (34th minute own goal)

Tottenham Hotspur 0

    Chelsea vs Tottenham: Carabao Cup semi-final preview, team news, stats, TV channel, kick-off time

    Chelsea striker Romelu Lukaku will return after disciplinary issues; Spurs are waiting for the results of PCR tests; watch Chelsea vs Tottenham in the first leg of the Carabao Cup semi-finals live on Sky Sports Football from 7pm on Wednesday; kick-off 7.45pm

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    Team news, stats and how to watch ahead of Chelsea vs Tottenham in the first leg of the Carabao Cup semi-finals on Wednesday; kick-off 7.45pm.

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    Thomas Tuchel reveals Romelu Lukaku has apologised for his comments in a recent interview, and is in contention to face Tottenham on Wednesday

    Chelsea striker Romelu Lukaku will return after disciplinary issues against Tottenham.

    Lukaku has apologised after revealing unhappiness at Chelsea in a recent interview, while Timo Werner could feature for the first time since December 11 after Covid-19.

    Andreas Christensen remains a doubt with back trouble, while Trevoh Chalobah will face a late check after a recurrence of his previous thigh problem.

    Romelu Lukaku will be unavailable for Chelsea's next two games
    Image: Romelu Lukaku is set to return for Chelsea's game with Spurs

    Tottenham are waiting for the results of PCR tests to see the extent of their latest coronavirus outbreak.

    Antonio Conte said his side had a "couple of issues" regarding some unnamed players in the build-up to the game and will see how it develops before Wednesday night's game.

    Steven Bergwijn (calf), Ryan Sessegnon and Cristian Romero (both hamstring) are all out.

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    Conte: I've nothing to prove on Chelsea return

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    Tottenham head coach Antonio Conte says a return to his former club Chelsea, where he won the Premier League title, will be emotional

    Antonio Conte insists he has nothing to prove to Chelsea ahead of his first return to Stamford Bridge since being sacked as the club's head coach in 2018.

    Conte joined Chelsea in 2016 following a campaign in which they finished 10th in the Premier League, but engineered an astonishing turnaround in his first season which culminated in the west Londoners claiming the title.

    The Italian also helped the Blues to an FA Cup triumph in his second season, but that final proved to be his last game and he was dismissed after months of conflict with the club's hierarchy over transfers.

    Conte then took a season out of the game before moving to Inter Milan, where he led the side to their first Serie A title in over a decade, before joining Tottenham - Chelsea's bitter rivals - in November.

    The 52-year-old has enjoyed a bright start in north London, with just one defeat in his first 11 games, and is now preparing to take Tottenham to Chelsea for the first leg of their Carabao Cup semi-final on Wednesday, live on Sky Sports.

    While Conte insisted he is looking forward to being back at Stamford Bridge, he insisted: "I think in my position, I mustn't prove anything to anyone.

    "I am a manager with experience and I have continued to do an important job in other teams."

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      • This will be eighth different League Cup tie between Chelsea and Tottenham, and fourth to take place in the semi-finals of the competition - no sides have met in the final four of the League Cup more often.
      • Chelsea have progressed from/won four of their previous seven League Cup ties against Tottenham, including two of the previous three semi-final meetings between the pair (1971-72 and 2018-19).
      • Tottenham have never won away against Chelsea in the League Cup, drawing one and losing three of their visits to Stamford Bridge in the competition.
      • Since winning three games in a row against Chelsea between 2018 and 2019, Tottenham are winless in their last eight against the Blues in all competitions (D2 L6).
      • Chelsea have progressed from five of their last seven League Cup semi-final ties, failing only in 2012-13 (vs Swansea) and 2017-18 (vs Arsenal) in this run.

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