Tottenham Capable Of "Big Things", Says Manger After Win Against Chelsea

Tottenham produced high class performance to beat Chelsea 3-1 at Wembley on Saturday and replace the Blues at third place in the Premier League.

Spurs dominated early, Dele Alli scoring the opener in 8 minutes when he diverted Christian Eriksen's set-piece with header and minutes later Harry Kane fired in from outside the box.

Son Heung-min dribbled past Chelsea defenders to score the third in 2nd half and in the last minutes of the game Oliver Giroud headed in a consolation goal that would not prevent Chelsea's first defeat of the Premier League season.

"There's no need for me to talk too much. I am so happy, so pleased," Pochettino told Match of the Day. "I don't need to analyse too much. All credit to the players because they were fantastic.

"The staff are so happy managing this group of players. We need to be humble and recognise playing like this, we can do big things.

"Our challenge is to keep going and be consistent. That's our challenge for the rest of the season."