Video taking off 11x its usual first day

Palmer's dismissal sets up Tel's solo finish in Spurs simulation

Tottenham's extended-highlights upload presents an EA Sports FC encounter at Stamford Bridge, drawing nearly half a million views in 20 hours.

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Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 506,323 views a day, 11 times a normal first day on this channel (47,910).

Chelsea 0-2 Tottenham | Premier League Extended Highlights

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0:00The simulated teams enter Stamford Bridge before kickoff.
0:27Kinský and Penders make saves as the first-half chances unfold.
3:07A collision and confrontation bring Palmer his first yellow card.
4:22A Tottenham corner creates a scramble in Chelsea's goal area.
6:30Tel begins a solo run from his own half; the closing goal sequence follows.
8:00The final whistle confirms the simulation's result.

Cole Palmer gets his second yellow, Chelsea go down to ten, and Mathys Tel finds space to run from his own half. Tottenham's upload, titled "Chelsea 0-2 Tottenham | Premier League Extended Highlights", depicts a simulated match in EA Sports FC, rather than live-action match footage.

The video has drawn about 469,000 views before completing its first day, already far beyond the club channel's usual opening-day audience for regular videos. Its comments are also nearly four times as numerous as a typical full day's.

The longer package supplies the buildup around Tel's finish, which the channel spotlighted separately earlier. Both goalkeepers make saves before a corner creates confusion in Chelsea's penalty area and an own goal off Mike Penders breaks the deadlock. Palmer's dismissal follows, then Tel carries the ball through Chelsea's defense and finishes at the near post.

The touchline gets attention too. Viewers discuss Roberto De Zerbi's celebrations and walk toward the dugout, with some requesting a dedicated camera on the manager. Others focus on Tottenham's midfield pairing of Mateus Fernandes and Sandro Tonali, while one imagines the whole occasion on an IMAX screen.

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