Everton 1-0 Chelsea: Follow up for the reaction as Everton claim a crucial win at Goodison Park. Today we will discuss about Everton vs Chelsea: Highlights| Starting lineup| Final score
Everton vs Chelsea: Highlights| Starting lineup| Final score
Everton claimed a tense 1-0 win over Chelsea at Goodison Park on Sunday, giving Frank Lampard’s side a significant boost as they battle against relegation.
Highlights
Welcome to our Everton Live blog as the Blues take on Chelsea at Goodison Park.
Frank Lampard’s side desperately need three points as they continue their fight for survival in the Premier League. This afternoon sees the Everton boss reuniting with his former side, although his long association with the Londoners will mean little on the occasion.
Burnley’s revival, led by caretaker coach Mike Jackson, has come at the worst possible time for the Toffees, who must start scoring points now or face the dire prospect of suffering relegation to another level.
Starting lineup
Time to test our awesome recent record at Goodison against the most awesome recent side to call Goodison home. Everton are fighting tooth and nail against the allegation. We need points to be comfortably in third place.
Our quality needs to shine through that inspiration-gap.
A change from Thursday, with Loftus-Cheek replacing Kante, who is not in the team on match day. RLC also ranked Kante late last time after Kante asked to come out.
Final score
The night before he had more pyrotechnics with Chelsea at his Liverpool City Center team hotel, head coach Thomas Tuchel confirmed that he was woken by fireworks at 1 a.m. and 3 a.m., and also sparks during the game. Yeri Mina – more than once – clashed with Chelsea players and at one point referee Kevin Friend had a lengthy talk with the two captains, Seamus Coleman and Cesar Azpilicueta.
For Lampard, who had meant a lot to Chelsea over the past two decades, there was also a late gift from Azpilicueta that went horribly wrong for the goal, even if it was the result of intense pressure from Everton under Richardson’s leadership. Was also.
There were several saves from Jordan Pickford, two of which were simply brilliant, and Everton now have 10 points from their last four home games. In fact all 13 points have come at Goodison Park since Lampard took over as manager in February and with only two of his last five league games at home he cannot live up to the form he later admitted.
