Drama at the death
With the opportunity to turn one point into three, the home side kept pushing and earned the perfect chance to complete a turnaround victory when Markanday knocked the ball past Bergstrom and fell easily under the keeper’s attempted challenge.
The referee had no choice but to point for a penalty and White stepped up confidently but Bergstrom kept his status as the night’s hero, diving low to his left to keep the ball out and keep a point for his side.
What’s next?
Manchester United at Stamford Bridge on Friday night. Kick-off is at 7pm and you can get down to support the boys for just £5 for adults and £3 for seniors/juniors. Buy your tickets here.
Chelsea (3-4-3) Lucas Bergstrom; Xavier Mbuyamba, Sam McClelland, Bashir Humphreys; Dion Rankine (Josh Brooking 68), George McEachran (Luke Badley-Morgan 74), Charlie Webster, George Nunn; Ben Elliott, Bryan Fiabema (Jayden Wareham 80), Harvey Vale
Unused subs Teddy Sharman-Lowe, Declan Firth
Scorer Vale (pen) 20, 43
Booked Mbuyamba 31; Elliott 35; McEachran 45
Tottenham (4-2-3-1) Joshua Oluwayemi; Marcel Lavinier, Brooklyn Lyons-Foster, Matthew Craig, Ryan Sessegnon (Marqes Muir h/t); Malachi Walcott, Romaine Mundle; Harvey White, Dilan Markanday (Rafferty Pedder 90+1), Alfie Devine; J’Neil Bennett
Unused subs Michael Craig, Adam Hayton, Yago Santiago
Scorers Markanday 48; Bennett 68
Booked Devine 81