On Tottenham Hotspur's 1-0 win over Everton, which came with a stroke of luck, Jose Mourinho said that he was pleased to win the much-needed points.
Meanwhile, Tottenham Hotspur registered their second victory since the resumption of the Premier League after the COVID-19 hiatus with a stroke of luck.
Son Heung-Min, who had led his country to gold in the 2018 Asian Games, will now have to undertake the community service spreading over the next 34 months.
The 27-year-old's Premier League season ended even before the coronavirus outbreak spread to Europe when he broke his arm against Aston Villa on February 16.
Son, who already spent his time in 14-day isolation after returning from South Korea in February, has visited his home nation for a "personal reason.
Post the win, Tottenham, with 34 points, moved up to sixth place, slightly behind Man United on goal difference at the Premier League standings.
Antonio Rudiger had complained that he was subjected to monkey chants during the game won 2-1 by Chelsea at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Tottenham launched an appeal but the FA upheld his red card, meaning Son will now serve a three-game ban.
It was the only arrest made by the police related to racism during the match which also saw Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger complaining of racial abuse.
Son's stroke of genius was hailed as one of the best goals in Tottenham's glittering history as he virtually ran the entire length of the pitch before firing home in Saturday's Premier League clash in north London.
