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Antonio Conte and Thomas Tuchel clashed on the touchline after the Tottenham boss celebrated in the face of his counterpart – before both men were sent-off after a confrontation at full-time.
Chelsea took the lead in the first-half through Kalidou Koulibaly and have largely dominated in west London.
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Tottenham were able to equalise through Pierre-Emile Højbjerg, who slotted home from 20 yards.
Conte, a manager renowned for his animated celebrations, turned towards the Chelsea bench as he celebrated.
Tuchel meanwhile was wandering towards the opposition brace and the pair ended up face-to-face with the Italian reeling in front of his colleague.
The situation may have been a case of wrong place, wrong time with Conte celebrating as Tuchel headed to the fourth official to vent his anger as he felt there was a foul in the build-up to the equaliser.
It led to a scuffle involving both coaching staffs.
Tuchel and Conte were both booked as a result, but the Tottenham leveller didn’t last long.
Reece James, who has been a star performer, was able to put the Blues back in front after being found by Raheem Sterling.
The full-back hammering the ball past Hugo Lloris, which resulted in Chelsea’s manager running down the touchline to celebrate.
The visitors were able to equalise for a second time in the 95th minute as they stole a point from west London.
Harry Kane heading home from a corner, which seemed to come off James. Tempers flared after the final whistle as Tuchel and Conte squared up to each other at full-time.
It resulted in the pair being sent-off after their handshake turned into a confrontation, which saw the majority of the staff and players have to separate the two men before Anthony Taylor brandished red cards for both men.
The result means both teams have won and drawn in their opening two games, leaving them with four points.
This article was updated 3 months ago