“If any club is overdue a win against Chelsea, it’s Tottenham,” says the Associated Press. And how. It’s been 16 years since Spurs last managed to beat the Sky Blues in the league. In that game, England legend Gary Lineker, now a sports pundit with the BBC, scored for Tottenham in a 2-1 victory at Stamford Bridge. Spurs’ record is even worse at home: the club’s last home win against Chelsea was all the way back in 1987, nearly 20 years ago for those not counting. Stats like those provide just the right climate for a record-breaking victory, but it certainly won’t come easily against the Premier League’s defending champion. Tottenham hasn’t had the best of starts this year, but the team has managed to improve to 5-0-2 in its last seven matches. New striker Dimitar Berbatov could prove to be the key on Saturday, after bagging a pair of goals yesterday during a 3-1 victory over Club Brugge in the UEFA Cup. Tottenham is currently 12th in the EPL standings, 13 points behind leaders Manchester United and Chelsea.