Southampton suffered the fastest decline in Premier League history as they were suspended by a 3-1 defeat in Tottenham.
Sintz has endured a unhappy time on a starting journey after winning the tournament last season.
He died of inevitable inevitability in north London, a scarf of the Breaking Johnson who put Spurz on the command.
Matthew Fernandez beat Southampton in the 90th minute, but Mattis Tell’s penalty kicks in the 96th minute.
Tottenham manager Tottenham manager Age Post Kogloo has been linked with a move away from Chelsea.
Tottenham’s season is still standing on their happiness in the Europa League. He will face Eintracht Frankfurt in the quarter-finals in the quarter-finals on Thursday.
Southampton became the first team to lose seven games and could still break the record for the lowest points in the Premier League, leaving their last 10 points. In the 2007-08 season, the lowest derby dropped by 11 points.
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“We have to avoid the record. We will do our best, it can’t happen,” Ivan Jorry told Sky Sports after the game.
“We’re just thinking about games now. Now we see what everyone thinks, what I think. Fans deserve much more and we have to understand all the mistakes we have made and then we make something really strong.
Postecoglou searches for complete performance
Although Spurs had a little problem with Southampton’s sight, Postkoglo was still unhappy with the second half, but knowing that he could have a better performance than Frankfurt, who is third in the Premier League.
“We played well in the first half and we have to make sure we are doing that for the 90 full 90,” Postkoglo told the BBC Sport.
Johnson’s first goal was his first goal since February, and Postkoglo added: “He was great and he won a penalty.
“It was important that we succeeded today and everyone came on Thursday to Thursday.
Brentford 0-0 Chelsea
Chelsea have been ruled out of the Champions League, as Enzo Maresca’s decision to make five changes to the club that beat Tottenham three days ago, failed to reward.
Cole Palmeri was among those who remain on the bench, and may have an eye in the quarter-finals of the Europa League with Legia Warsaw.
It was Brentford that had better opportunities in the first half.
Brian Mbamo has just passed the right post and Ken Luis Potter has forced Robert Sánchez to save an interesting man. In the other hand, Tosin Arabeyo wasted a golden chance to give Chelsea a leader before the break.
Nicholas Jackson was brought to the start of the second half and was close to a quick effect, Mark Flycken showed a great behavior to prevent Sepel van Berg from turning the Senegal striker’s Cross into his net.
Palmmer joined the game just before the hour and although Flecken was busy with the two goalkeepers, Van Dean Berg and Yooani Wessa were each close to the hosting club’s headlines.
The Chelsea star won the 94th minute, but his efforts flew from the edge of the region and extended the Blues without winning on the way to eight games.
Maresca are fourth in Manchester City if they win the Manchester derby, and Chelsea skiing will allow Newcastle United to move to Leicester City on Monday.