Chelsea
EvertonDay 34
Chelsea: 1. Sanchez Ro., 6. Colwill, 23. Chalobah, 3. Cucurella, 45. Lavia( till 67'), 8. Fernandez E., 11. Madueke( till 78'), 20. Palmer Co.( till 90'), 25. Caicedo M., 15. Jackson N.( till 90'), 7. Pedro Neto
Substitution: 24. James R.(from 67'), 19. Sancho(from 78'), 22. Dewsbury-Hall(from 90'), 32. George(from 90')
Bench: 12. Jörgensen F., 4. Adarabioyo, 5. Badiashile B., 34. Acheampong J. K., 18. Nkunku
Everton: 1. Pickford, 2. Patterson N.( till 64'), 15. O´Brien, 19. Mykolenko, 11. Harrison( till 63'), 16. Doucoure A., 27. Gueye I., 32. Branthwaite, 37. Garner J-s, 10. Ndiaye Il.( till 46'), 14. Beto( till 64')
Substitution: 24. Alcaraz C.(from 46'), 7. Mcneil(from 63'), 18. Young(from 64'), 17. Chermiti(from 64')
Bench: 12. Virgínia, 31. Begovic, 5. Keane M., 23. Coleman, 42. Iroegbunam
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Chelsea took a significant step in their hunt for a UEFA Champions League spot
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The 2-1 result sees Chelsea leapfrog into fifth place
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Guardiola’s side climbs to fourth place in the Premier League table
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Chelsea avoided a shock home defeat
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Everton ended their Premier League winless streak in dramatic fashion
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Chelsea FC took a major step toward the semi-finals of the UEFA Europa Conference League
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Chelsea remain in 4th place in the Premier League standings but could lose that spot to City
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Everton has once again played a pivotal role in the title race
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Enzo Fernández's second-half strike proved decisive at Stamford Bridge
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The win at Anfield keeps the Reds firmly atop the Premier League
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Which of Europe’s top clubs boasts the most promising squad of U-21 talent?
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Jadon Sancho is reportedly eager to return to Borussia Dortmund for a third spell, after failing to establish himself both at Manchester United and now during a loan at Chelsea