John Terry, Kai Havertz - Six Chelsea stars spotted at Cobham in relegation bout with Tottenham

A handful of Chelsea stars — old and new — were in attendance at Cobham training ground for the Development Squad's final Premier League 2 game of the season. Andy Myers' side needed a win against Tottenham to evade relegation from the under-23s top-flight, and the Blues did so in the dying embers.

As first reported by , Trevoh Chalobah and Malang Sarr were named in the starting eleven in a bid to bolster the west London side's efforts. Kion Etete put the visitors ahead moments before the hour-mark, and as the tie went on, Chelsea looked destined to seal their fate.

But, all of a sudden, from the depths of despair, the Blues rose like a phoenix from the ashes and clambered ahead. Dion Rankine levelled proceedings inside the final ten minutes before Joe Haigh finally steered Myers' side to safety after bundling the ball into the net.

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The tie was an incredible spectacle, and several star-studded Chelsea greats were pitchside to offer their support. According to the reputable @ChelseaYouth, Mason Mount, Reece James, Timo Werner, and Kai Havertz represented the first team's support.

John Terry and Claude Makelele were also in attendance to offer their support, the former of whom is a coaching consultant at the Chelsea Academy, contributing to coaching discussions, mentoring academy players, and supporting parent dialogue.

The former Blues captain acts as a figure for aspiring graduates to look up to and use as a beacon of guidance. Following the announcement of his appointment in the new role, Terry took to Twitter to express his thoughts at what is sure to be an emotional reunion.

He wrote: "I'm delighted to announce that I'm