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Rudiger hit by 'objects' thrown by Tottenham fans

Chelsea star Antonio Rudiger was reportedly hit by objects thrown by Tottenham fans during the Blues' 2-0 win.

The Blues defender appeared to be struck by missiles in ugly scenes involving a section of away supporters.

The incident follows similar crowd trouble as Aston Villa claimed a 1-0 win away at Everton on Saturday.

Villa’s Matty Cash and new signing Lucas Digne - who joined from the Toffees earlier this month - were struck by bottles lobbed from the home support.

Several plastic bottles were hurled towards the pitch as the visiting stars celebrated Emi Buendia’s headed goal at Goodison Park.

Rudiger appeared to be targeted by Spurs fans in a fiery London derby.

The Germany international could be seen turning towards away fans as an object was thrown in his direction.

It came as his Chelsea side closed out a 2-0 victory in the day’s late kick-off.

Hakim Ziyech opened the scoring after the break with a left-footed screamer from the top of the box.

Veteran defender Thiago Silva then followed up with a second just eight minutes later.




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Gerrard hailed match winner Emi Buendia

Steven Gerrard hailed match winner Emi Buendia as he continues to steer Aston Villa on track to recovery.

Gerrard has now won five of his 10 league matches since arriving in November and has a clear plan working in a settled structure and improving his players.

Buendia and revived midfielder John McGinn are just two such examples as they both impressed against Everton.

Gerrard said: "Emi's been getting stronger and better in terms of his individual performances over the last few weeks.

"Many outside would have thought his position would be under threat with (Philippe) Coutinho's arrival but he has helped Phil settle in and I am proud of both of them.

"The thing with Emi is people see him as a little, technical footballer, which is good but he will compete, he will go to ground for you and be big in the air.

"'Ginny' was fighting for everything. We missed him against United (last weekend's 2-2 draw), so to have him (back) showed how important he is for Villa."

Buendia rated the win over Everton was a "massive" three points as the club picked up their first win in 2022.

He added: "It's an incredible result for us, massive three points. We came into a really difficult game because they are a strong team, just in a difficult situation.

"They changed their manager this week so we knew before the game it would be tough and I think we battled very, very well over the 90 minutes."



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