Joao Pedro scores against Spurs.

(Video): Moises Caicedo wins 3 challenges in a row to set up Joao Pedro to score

By SuperFrank - 1st Nov 2025, 06:13pm

Chelsea lead 1-0 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium!

The Blues have been far better through this game, and it was just their play in the final third that was letting them down. At last, they’ve got the breakthrough and a reward for their good play so far.

Joao Pedro scores after great work from Caicedo

Joao Pedro celebrates goal against Spurs. (Photo by Alex Pantling/Getty Images)

Joao Pedro scored the goal, and it was a nice finish on the half turn, but this goal was all about Moises Caicedo. The midfielder won 3 50/50 challenges in a row, one in the middle of the pitch, one on the edge of the box and one with the last defender to set JP up.

What a machine. Where would we be without him?

“Joao Pedro couldn’t miss. It was put on a plate with only Vicario to beat and the goal gaping,” Rob Green said on 5 Live.

“It was all the tenacity and defensive knowhow from Caicedo. Tottenham get caught, not once, but twice. It’s been a scrappy, tenacious opening and that’s a gift from Tottenham to Chelsea.”

There’s a long way to go in this game – don’t forget Spurs were 2-0 up against us last season and still lost – but we’re nicely set up for the second half now. We’re all over them, and our shape is giving us a huge advantage here.

You can see the goal in the clips embedded here:

Joao Pedro puts his stamp on the London derby! 🔥 pic.twitter.com/q7CkSnGSkw

— Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) November 1, 2025

[Footage from Sky Sports Premier League]

🚨🚨| GOAL: JOAO PEDRO PUTS CHELSEA AHEAD!!

Tottenham Hotspur 0-1 Chelseapic.twitter.com/gkPjOZUz10

— Goals Side (@goalsside) November 1, 2025

[Footage from ViaPlay Sport]

JOAO PEDROOOOOOO 0-1 pic.twitter.com/gVJHVwvX4l

— Chels HQ (@Chels_HQ) November 1, 2025

[Footage from Bein Sport]

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