Chelsea see off Spurs; Sheffield United pass up on opportunity to go fifth
CHELSEA reinforced their hang on a Premier League top-four spot on Saturday by beating London rivals Tottenham 2-1 yet Sheffield United botched the opportunity to help their case for Champions Group football next season. Plain Lampard's fourth set Chelsea went into their match against Jose Mourinho's Spurs at Stamford Bridge without a success in their previous four Premier Class matches and only one point away from Spurs. Periphery players Olivier Giroud and Marcos Alonso were reviewed by Lampard and both compensated their administrator's certainty by scoring in the home win. The outcome implies Lampard has finished a class twofold against his previous supervisor this season after their 2-0 triumph at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in December. Be that as it may, the match was dominated by a VAR contention, with authorities administering that Tottenham midfielder Giovani Lo Celso didn't have the right to be sent off for a "leg breaker" stamp on Cesar...