Everton vs Chelsea

Everton delivered a statement performance at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, thrashing Chelsea 3-0 to claim back-to-back home Premier League wins for the first time at their new ground. Beto was the star of the show, bagging a brace either side of half-time. James Garner, fresh off his first England call-up, threaded a sublime pass to set up Beto's opener on 33 minutes — a delightful dink over the stranded Robert Sanchez. The striker doubled up on 62 minutes when his shot squirmed through Sanchez's legs after a sharp counter. Iliman Ndiaye then arrowed a stunning finish into the top corner on 76 minutes to seal a miserable night for the visitors. The result lifts Everton to seventh, just two points behind sixth-placed Chelsea, who have now lost four on the bounce. Pressure is mounting on boss Liam Rosenior with the Blues looking increasingly fragile.