LONDON: Chelsea should cap a week in which they sealed their most audacious transfer coup so far by dishing out a customary beating to London rivals Tottenham Hotspur today.
The international break did nothing to quell Chelsea's big-spending habit and, in the long-term, the cheeky capture of Manchester United chief executive Peter Kenyon may prove their most significant signing of all.
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