Premier League: Tottenham v Chelsea - in pictures

There's no love lost between these two sides. And the relationship between the managers - who used to work together at Porto, Chelsea and Inter - is pretty sour too.
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Mourinho said in the build up to the match that Villas-Boas had behaved like "a kid" by speaking publicly about how their relationship had gone awry. Still, the two shake hands grudgingly. Photograph: John Sibley/Action Images

Out come the teams - Juan Mata has at least made the bench for Chelsea today. Photograph: John Sibley/Action Images

Christian Eriksson evades Frank Lampard and Ashley Cole.
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Eden Hazard tries to control the ball ahead of Kyle Walker, but the ball escapes him. Photograph: Clive Rose/Getty Images

John Terry points to his ear as he's jeered by Spurs fans.
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Spurs take the lead when Gylfi Sigurdsson slots home in the 20th minute. Soldado laid the ball off on the edge of the box and Sigurdsson broke through John Terry's challenge ...
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... before finding the corner of the net with a low shot as the keeper approached.
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Tottenham celebrate a deserved goal. Photograph: Clive Rose/Getty Images

Ashley Cole skips away from Andros Townsend.
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Fernando Torres tussles with Jan Vertonghen.
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Villas-Boas stalks the touchline as Tottenham dominate much of the first half. Looks like he's channeling the spirit of Freddie Mercury.
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Juan Mata comes on at half-time and makes an immediate impact.
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Chelsea start the second half in attacking mood and Fernando Torres is at the heart of everything they do - good and bad.
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Here, the Spaniard grabs the face of Tottenham's Jan Vertonghen as the two have a spat. It was surely worthy of a red card, but the referee didn't see it. Photograph: Paul Childs/Action Images

In the 65th minute, John Terry scores a header from Juan Mata's free-kick to draw Chelsea level.
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The Chelsea skipper only got a glancing touch on the ball, but it was the perfect contact to guide it beyond Hugo Lloris and into the far corner.
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Andre Schurrle, on as a substitute, has a shot saved by Hugo Lloris.
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Ramires tackles Paulinho.
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Lloris flies out to punch clear as Chelsea continue to press.
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In the 81st minute, Torres and Vertonghen clash once more for an aerial ball. Torres appears to lead with his forearm and Vertoghen yanks the striker's shirt as the pair fall to the turf. It's six of one, half a dozen of the other ...
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Nonetheless, Torres is shown a second yellow and, therefore, a red card. It's been coming for some time. Photograph: Clive Rose/Getty Images

Mourinho takes time to have a quiet word with his striker as he exits the field of play - it looks like Mourinho is pleased enough with his player's contribution today.
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Despite being reduced to ten men, Chelsea hold on to secure a draw. Mourinho and Villas Boas embrace at the final whistle. Final score: Tottenham 1-1 Chelsea
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