Line-up quiz! Can you name Chelsea's starting XI from their 2-2 draw with Tottenham Hotspur in 2016?

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The London rivals took part in a classic that helped Leicester City win the Premier League

Eden Hazard celebrates after scoring for Chelsea
Eden Hazard celebrates after scoring for Chelsea

Chelsea vs Tottenham has had some historic clashes, with the Battle of The Bridge one of the most famous matches.

On May 2, 2016, Chelsea faced Tottenham, knowing that a win or draw would prevent their rivals from winning the league. Chelsea made a comeback from 2-0 down to ensure Leicester City were crowned champions.

The two London clubs face off again this week, as the Premier League returns, with European spots still in the balance.

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Leicester City players and manager Claudio Ranieri celebrate with the Premier League trophy after their match against Everton in May 2016.

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QUIZ Can you get 100% in our quiz on Leicester City's title-winning 2015/16 season?

But for now, we want you to name Guus Hiddink's starting XI from the thrilling meeting in May 2016.

There's no time limit and 11 players to name - all we're interested in is the starting line-up, not substitutes.

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Ben Marsden
Ben Marsden

Ben is currently studying for his NCTJ qualification with News Associates after graduating from Durham University. He is an avid Liverpool fan, lover of tactics and long-time enthusiast of FourFourTwo’s quizzes. His favourite memories of being a journalist so far include his interview with musician Banners that featured in the Liverpool FC Programme, as well as Jurgen Klopp signing his article for his student newspaper on Klopp’s brilliant tenure at Anfield. When he does play football he plays as a bizarre striker/right-wing/right-back hybrid.