Both Chelsea and Tottenham are moving on from their pre-season tours in Australia. Here's what Chelsea have got coming up:

5 August: Chelsea v Juventus (Kai Tak Stadium, Hong Kong, 12:30)

8 August: Chelsea v AC Milan (Gelora Bung Karno Stadium, Jakarta, 13:00)

11 August: Johor Darul Ta'zim v Chelsea (Sultan Ibrahim Stadium, Johor, 13:00)

And Tottenham:

8 August: Tottenham v Getafe (behind closed doors)

15 August: Tottenham v Hoffenheim (Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London, 15:00)

16 August: Tottenham v Hoffenheim (behind closed doors)

Chelsea had 14 shots in that match with four on target.

Ten-man Spurs had seven shots, also four on target.

That was the last action of the game.

Tottenham win the pre-season trophy.

Rio Kyerematen is down and in need of treatment. He's going to have to come off. That is a shame for the youngster, let's hope it's nothing too serious.

On comes an even younger youngster, Tyler Tingey.

Two minutes plus any stoppages for one of these sides to find a winner.

Jamie Donely has also replaced Sandro Tonali for Spurs.

Talk about pointless things in a pre-season match.

I'll throw penalty shootouts into the mix.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football reporter in Sydney

There are 80,363 fans in attendance for Chelsea vs Tottenham at Accor Stadium.

There is also confirmation from the announcer that this goes to penalties if it stays a draw.

Rio Kyerematen gets on a really good run and nearly wins it late on for Spurs.

He bursts forward but his effort is off the bar.

More changes.

For Chelsea...

Off: Levi Colwill, Marco Palestra, Dario Essugo, Cole Palmer, Jamie Gittens, Wesley Fofana and Joao Pedro.

On: Josh Acheampong, Liam Delap, Reggie Walsh, Omari Kellyman, Tosin Adarabioyo, Reggie Watson and Mamadou Sarr.

For Spurs Ben Davies replaces Kota Takai.

Rio Kyerematen tries to slide one up the field but Tottenham can't make anything of it.

Up the other end, Ben Davies brings down Joao Pedro but that's not given as a foul. A shirt pull on Cole Palmer is.

Image source, Reuters

Mathys Tel makes way for another youngster, Luca Williams-Barnett.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football reporter in Sydney

If Tottenham versus Sydney FC is anything to go by, this will go to penalties if it is a draw.

There is no official rulebook given to media but this is the Sydney Cup so I presume they are playing for a trophy as well.

Remember when I said this didn't feel like a pre-season game? Well, now it does.

Andy Robertson and Lucas Bergvall make way for Rio Kyerematen and Tye Hall.

Well whether you think red cards should be shown in friendlies or not, Chelsea have not been able to make their man-advantage count so far.