London — Thomas Tuchel and Antonio Conte were both red-carded after the final whistle, ending a tumultuous London derby in anger and fury at the final whistle. In Tottenham’s 2-2 draw against Chelsea, both managers were cautioned shortly after the first equalizer, but the post-match handshake lasted too long for both managers.

Conte reacted enthusiastically to both equalizers, with Harry Kane flicking a corner-kick in the closing minutes after Pierre-Emile Hoybjerg fired a low shot from outside the box in the 68th minute. . Tuchel was not irresponsible either. Right out of Tottenham’s dugout, he sprinted down the touchline in celebration as Reese’s James took Chelsea to the lead for the second time.

Referee Anthony Taylor gave both managers a straight red at the final whistle. This ruled him out of the next match. The referee and his officials are likely to be in the limelight over a series of other decisions as well. was based, at least in part, on

VAR official Mike Dean also chose not to give a red card when replays showed Cristian Romero grabbed Mark Cucurella’s hair in the corner just before Kane’s equalizer.