Tottenham
Hotspur boss Andre Villas-Boas, has said that his side would have been
out of sight, if they managed to get the second goal against Chelsea
shortly before the break.
Brazilian midfielder Paulinho struck the bar, after Gyfli Sigurdsson
gave the home side the lead, before John Terry levelled from Juan Mata’s
free kick.
When asked if he thought 1-1 was a fair result, AVB said: “I think
so. The second half was not as good as we wanted. They did well to score
from the set-piece.
“Both teams had good chances, the chances were spread. We had a good
opportunity for 2-0 just before half-time; that would have been the
killer. Always they were a threat on the counter-attack to score and
they did. The result suits them better than us, but it was a very tight
game.”
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