Tottenham are well aware of their shocking record at Stamford Bridge, but that hasn't stopped Antonio Conte from being positive before his side's early season crunch match with Chelsea.
Spurs travel to a ground where they have won just once in 30 years but will go across London with confidence, boasting the best attack in the league - having scored more goals in 2022 than any other Premier League side. They also have a newfound swagger with Conte's experience bringing out the best in Harry Kane and Son Heung-Min, who have both been nominated for the Ballon d'Or.
That being said, they are up against a Chelsea side that have recently overcome their ground hoodoo, getting off to a winning start against Everton. Although the Blues don't look as free-flowing as Spurs, Thomas Tuchel has won all three matches against Conte at Chelsea.
