CHELSEA owner Todd Boehly was seen at Stamford Bridge alongside WWE legend John Cena last night
The American is in London checking out his new investment as they round off another busy season.
Todd Boehly takes his seat at Stamford Bridge alongside John Cena
Boehly was left baffled earlier this month as he saw Chelsea have a goal disallowed in their 2-2 draw with Wolves.
Last night, flanked by Cena, he saw his new team share the spoils following a hard fought 1-1 draw against Leicester.
James Maddison opened the scoring for the visitors after just six minutes, before Marcos Alonso levelled half an hour later.
The point sealed third position with a game to spare, with Tottenham three points behind and requiring an 18-goal swing.
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Cena, 45, may not have been happy about this – having previously posed at White Hart Lane in a Tottenham shirt.
Years ago the American said: “Tottenham were playing the same night I had a WWE event in London, but I was able to go and see the stadium and I was lucky enough to actually walk on the pitch.
“I really loved it because it was right in the heart of the city – it reminded me of an old baseball stadium with its nostalgia and tradition.
“I got to hear about the Spurs being the working man’s team, I got to meet the coach and it was beautiful to see the bright green pitch amidst all the city concrete.”
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Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel has labelled finishing third with N’Golo Kante missing so many games as a “miracle”.
He said: “I think he is our key, key, key player; but key, key, key players need to be on the pitch.
“He plays only 40 per cent of the games. So it’s maybe a miracle that we arrived in third place.
“Because he is our Mo Salah, he is our (Virgil) Van Dijk, he is our (Kevin) De Bruyne, he is simply that player.
“He is our Neymar, he is our Kylian Mbappe; he is the guy who makes the difference. And if you only have him 40 per cent it’s a huge problem.
“Given that percentage it’s maybe a miracle of how consistent we produce results and puts everything into perspective.
“Because I saw Liverpool without Van Dijk last season and they struggled, heavily. And you see the difference.
“So N’Golo is our key player, and he needs to be on the pitch.”
Quizzed whether Kante’s physical issues will ever be sorted, Tuchel added: “I hope so. It’s hard to live with, because it’s important for him to be there and have the rhythm.
“I think he played okay, but he can play so much better. He can play so much better, but when was his last game that he started, it was weeks ago.
“So he constantly starts getting rhythm, then once he gets rhythm comes a little injury and he’s out again.
“Imagine last year, he was in the last five matches of Champions League man of the match.
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“I mean they handed him the trophy before the match, because it was clear when he played he would be man of the match. It was like this.
“And this guy who gets man of the match in every Champions League game, he’s only here for 40-something per cent of the match.”
N’Golo Kante was back in action against his former side
