13 and out: Conte’s men fall short of record

Chelsea’s defeat at Tottenham last night meant they fell one game short of equaling Arsenal’s record of 14 straight Premier League victories, a run that ended in August 2002.
13 and out: Conte’s men fall short of record
Cesc Fabregas: Played a key role in the win at Man City.
Thu, 05 Jan, 2017 - 00:00
Allan Prosser

Here’s how Antonio Conte’s men came within one game short of emulating the Gunners.

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