Kante came on after half-time for Mason Mount after Chelsea had failed to break the deadlock in the first half.
Following the Frenchman’s introduction, Chelsea scored three goals and conceded none to extend their unbeaten run in the ongoing Premier League season. Kante also got on the scoresheet, scoring the visitors’ second goal at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium.
Tuchel also reserved special praise for defender Thiago Silva, who scored Chelsea’s opening goal of the night in the 49th minute.
“I was absolutely not happy with the first 45 minutes” - Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel
Chelsea took time to get the ball rolling at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium and were sub-par in the first half. Tuchel highlighted his unhappiness with his team’s first-half performance after the match.
Chelsea’s next assignment is in the EFL Cup as they host Aston Villa on Wednesday, September 23 at Stamford Bridge.
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