Chelsea fans hope darkness will ensure Stamford Bridge remains a house of horrors for Tottenham Hotspur.
Many of the lights went out at Stamford Bridge minutes before Chelsea’s Premier League game against Tottenham on Wednesday. The problem might have been with the new, high-tech, LED floodlights Chelsea installed at Stamford Bridge last summer.
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The Stamford Bridge blackout made for a dramatic setting as the teams walked out of the tunnel onto the field.
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Stadium staff quickly fixed the problem, however, and the game began as scheduled.
Chelsea, the Premier League leader, hasn’t lost a home game against Tottenham since 1990.
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