TV
Sky Sports 1 - (live coverage)

For coverage in all parts of the world, check here and here.

Radio :  
BBC LONDON 94.9FM (London area only), Digital Radio (London area only) &  Sky Channel 0152  (live coverage)
Commentary may be found on
>   BBC Radio Five Live (live coverage)  606/939 MW
>  TalkSport (DAB or 1089 MW)
>  Absolute Radio  (1215 AM/MW)

If available on BBC radio, it can supposedly be heard in these countries on these stations ...
Australia (Melbourne) SEN  -  116 AM  Live Transmissions: TWI, Saturday. 12.45 & 15.00 matches
Australia (Sydney)  Radio 2  -  1611AM  Live Transmission: TWI, Saturday, 12.45 Match
Singapore Media Corp Radio  -  93.8 FM  Live Transmission: TWI, Saturday, 15.00 Match
South Africa  SABC (Radio 2000)  Live Transmission: TWI, Saturday, 15.00 Match
Uganda  Radio 1 (English) 90.0 FM, Radio 2 (Lugandan) 87.9 FM  Live Transmission: TWI, Saturday, 15.00 Match
North America (USA, Canada, Mexico, Caribbean)  Sirius Satellite Radio  Live transmission: Saturday - 12.45, 15.00 (TWI) & 17.15 (BBC) Sunday - 14.00 & 16.05 (BBC) Mon, Tue, Wed - Various times (BBC)

Internet :
www.spurs.co.uk   Live webcast  - subscribers only
BBC London - http://www.bbc.co.uk/london/content/articles/2005/10/12/live_commentaries_feature.shtml click on link to "Listen to Tottenham Hotspur live commentary" on top right hand menu.

28  Cesar AZPILICUETA
26  John TERRY (c)
24  Gary CAHILL 
  2  Branislav IVANOVIC     

21  Nemanja MATIC  (  8  OSCAR  78)
12  Jon Obi MIKEL     

17  PEDRO  (10  Eden HAZARD  46  )
  4  Cesc FABREGAS
22  WILLIAN     

19  Diego COSTA

Unused subs: 
32  Marco AMELIA
  6  Baba RAHMAN
16  KENEDY
36  Ruben LOFTUS-CHEEK
14  Bertrand TRAORE
 

  2  Kyle WALKER     
  5  Jan VERTONGHEN     
  4  Toby ALDERWEIRELD  (22  Nacer CHADLI 90+1)
  3  Danny ROSE       (33  Ben DAVIES 82)

19  Mousa DEMBELE     
15  Eric DIER     

11  Erik LAMELA     
23  Christian ERIKSEN     
  7  Heung-Min SON    (  8  Ryan MASON  65    )

10  Harry KANE       

Unused subs: 
13  Michel VORM
27  Kevin WIMMER
14  Clinton N'JIE
28  Tom CARROLL

A draw as the final result from a winning position was a disappointing end to the night and Tottenham's pursuit of Leicester City at the top of the Premier League.  While Chelsea celebrated like it was them who would be lifting the trophy (and who wouldn't bet on John Terry being there in his tracksuit ?) and in doing so displaying how far they have fallen.  It wasn't this match that decided the league title, but too many of our games that ended up in draws and the narrow defeats we have suffered during the season.  It has been a fine campaign and while Chelsea only care about winning things ... like a point off Tottenham ... the future looks bright for us and with their managerial roundabout about to turn again, some of their old lags will be looking over their shoulders at a potential move to China with money their only motivation.

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In the end it is no surprise Spurs didn't win, as it was the same old Chelsea.  Not being hard to beat, but being determined to bring the game down to as low a level as you can and by being in the referee's face the whole time disputing decisions and trying to get opponents booked.  Unable to live with Spur sin the first half, they reverted to type and reduced the game to a sniping, cynical display of football at its worst.   How is it that once booked for throwing his arms into a Spurs player's face, Willian does the same again and no further punishment follows.  Dembele may face further sanctions for his hand in Costa's face during the pre-half-time melee, but what of Fabregas' and Terry's parts in the whole sorry affair ?  Video evidence is all very well, but when does it end ?

All you can say after the result was well done Leicester and we hope to emulate their success next season.  .