Chelsea vs Tottenham: Picking a Combined XI of London Derby Stars in the Premier League Era

Some of the world's best players have strutted their stuff at games at Stamford Bridge or White Hart Lane, and usually it yields very entertaining results.

So let's have a look at some of those players in the form of a Chelsea-Tottenham combined XI from the Premier League era. Because why not, eh? You've got the time, right?

Cech is arguably the greatest goalkeeper in the Premier League. He has spent 11 years at Stamford Bridge and rarely wears the wrong gloves.

The former Czech Republic star has won four Premier League titles, and once his successor Thibo Cotuvas became Mourinho's first choice, he left Stamford Bridge.
Since arriving at Chelsea in 2012, a truly stable defensive player, Azpilicueta or Dave (if the surname is a bit tricky), has been restricting the attackers from entering Chelsea's left and right hands.

His versatility has benefited many of Chelsea ’s managers. Antonio Conte will fight the Spaniards with David Luiz and Gary Cahill in the 2016/17 Premier League title fight Together as a member of the three central defenders. His right back may be the strongest, but no matter where he plays, he will never exceed his vision.
Captain, leader, legend, cute guy.

Terry's performance for Chelsea in the 2000s was an important part of the club's best time ever. The former England international has been blocking almost every part of his body.

He played 32 games against Tottenham and won 17 games. He also scored in the 2015 League Cup final.
Those nasty knees#aclotzone

Who knows what kind of king will leave if it suits most of his professions. For now, he has played 323 times for Lilywhites, including 20 games against Chelsea.

He ended up losing 11 games, but did win four games, including the 2008 League Cup final.

After Cole joined Arsenal in 2006, he has maintained a glorious life for Chelsea.

Cole was one of the first defenders to be threatened by defense in modern times, often bombing in the first third to help his offensive teammates. Similarly, they also participated in 107 England games, although the Three Lions, like the Blues, did not have as much silverware (if any).

Compared with Chelsea, Tottenham does not have so many superstars. But Bell is definitely one of them.

His highlight in the 2012/13 season was a series of goals, which involved the current Real Madrid team, dismissed the shooter from the disappointed goalkeeper. Each of the 21 goals in the Premier League that season was dangerous.

He scored only two goals against Chelsea, although one of the goals was an important 2-1 victory in the 2009/10 season, the Spurs qualified for the Champions League for the first time.

The current Chelsea boss has been incredible for his team for more than a decade.

a classic target midfielder midfielder. In his 13 years with the club, he set a club record of 211 goals, including several strikes against Tottenham.

He scored 9 goals against Chelsea against Tottenham, including two 2-0 wins at White Hart Lane in 2005.
In the late 2000s and early 2010s, Manric brought some genius in the Tottenham midfielder. He played in White Hart Lane, a way that home fans have never seen .

The Croatian often sits deep and starts to attack in north London, although he is biased towards this peculiar hotpot from a distance, and defeated the Blues 1-0 in 2009.

In 2011, the Golden Globe winner almost replaced Tottenham Hotspur with Chelsea, although Daniel Levy performed harshly and did not let the deal close. A year later, he went to Real Madrid.

In fact, Drogba's record against Arsenal and Liverpool is much better than that against Tottenham. He only scored 6 goals in 20 appearances.

However, he is a player who can start at any stage. His goal in the 2012 FA Cup semi-final set the tone because the Blues embarrassed their opponents in London with a score of 5-1.
Considering that he announced to the world in such an explosive way that Tottenham 5-3 defeated Chelsea in 2015, Kane did not achieve greater success in the game against Stamford Bridge, which may be a bit of a surprise Surprised.

However, that game was still a decisive game for the England captain. Until then, he has been ridiculed by rival fans as an opportunist, but the skills he demonstrated to achieve his two goals that day have left many skeptics alone.