Tottenham Hotspur beat Chelsea 2-0 at Stamford Bridge on Saturday. James Maddison suffered an injury in the match and was taken off after 51 minutes, with manager Roberto De Zerbi saying afterwards that he would have a scan and a medical check.
Maddison set for checks
When asked how Maddison was, De Zerbi said: "No, I think it’s not so important, but we have to make scan, we have to make medical check tomorrow. After tomorrow…"
Sky Sports reported during the game that Maddison's injury was a groin injury.
De Zerbi on Maddison
De Zerbi was then asked whether it was a risk. He said: "No, he felt good yesterday, good this morning. No."
Other match incidents
Cole Palmer was sent off after being shown a second yellow card. Mathys Tel scored Tottenham's second goal in the 87th minute.
Sutton's reaction
Former Chelsea striker Chris Sutton said on BBC 606: "Blimey! It’s a risk getting out of bed in the morning, if that’s the case."