Chelsea's recent revival under Graham Potter came to an end as Everton rookie Ellis Simms scored an 89th minute equaliser. This crucial strike ended Chelsea's run of three consecutive victories and kept Everton two points clear of relegation danger.
Simms, who was on loan at Championship side Sunderland earlier this season, proved he could be an important player in Everton's fight against relegation. He ran past Kalidou Koulibaly's weak challenge to slot past Kepa Arrizabalaga for a point and earned them all three points.
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Everton's valiant defence came back from two goals down to earn a crucial point at Stamford Bridge on Saturday. Abdoulaye Doucoure's goal cancelled out Joao Felix's opener before Kai Havertz converted from the penalty spot.
Chelsea had controlled possession but failed to create many clear chances to score, due largely to Everton's determined efforts. Everton were denied time and space in the final third on numerous occasions, which is one of the reasons they remain just three points above the drop zone with three matches left to play.
Chelsea were in the final stages of their match against Everton, looking to break down their defence with free-kicks and corners. Mason Mount saw his low strike saved by Pickford after eight minutes while Loftus-Cheek's first-time volley went over with six minutes remaining.
Chelsea may not have put in their most impressive performance, but they did manage to salvage some momentum with a win and are now just 11 points away from qualifying for Champions League football. That is an enormous boost both for the club and its supporters.
The last minute of a game can be an exhilarating time for teams, but it also has the potential to determine the outcome. Ellis Simms' late equaliser against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge gave Everton an important point and strengthened their fight to avoid relegation.
Oldham-born substitute Jack Robinson burst past Kalidou Koulibaly and kept his cool to slot home an important goal that earned Everton a draw against Chelsea's top half rivals. It was an iconic moment no Chelsea defender or goalkeeper will want to repeat, yet Sean Dyche's team have moved two points clear of relegation danger with this result.
Simms had been summoned back to Goodison Park by former boss Frank Lampard before he was dismissed in January, having scored seven goals while on loan at Blackpool, Hearts and Sunderland this season. Now it appears he could get his reward when Wolves look set for relegation next week.
Stopping point-blank shots from close range is the hallmark of a world-class goalkeeper. This ability can be developed through various techniques, such as rapid catching drills without looking at your hands, developing optimal hand-eye coordination and being confident making decisions quickly.
Gaining perfect reflexes takes time and practice, but once they're there, they can be invaluable in games. In particular, being able to backtrack and maintain your position under pressure greatly reduces reaction times.
Everton appeared to be on the verge of taking all three points until substitute Simms burst through Chelsea's defence to score in the dying minutes. A remarkable goal from an American who had been brought on by Sean Dyche proved crucial in securing three points in a tight Premier League match - it was an outstanding goal from a young player who had clearly earned his chance. It was an impressive goal from someone who had clearly earned his stripes.
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Everton earned a crucial point at Chelsea to help Sean Dyche's side come from behind and move up two spots from the relegation zone. Ellis Simms came on after the hour and scored with an incredible effort in the 89th minute for their second consecutive win.
Former manager Frank Lampard had originally brought in the 22-year-old before he was let go, and it has proven to be a great acquisition for Everton. Having scored seven times on loan at Sunderland earlier this season, Dyche has given him the chance to prove his worth under his guidance.
Chelsea were put to the test at home against Everton, who boasted one of the worst away records in Premier League history. Despite conceding twice and holding a commanding lead, Chelsea managed only two goals from 20 attempts on goal while enjoying 69 per cent possession.
Unfortunately for the Blues' defense, there were some errors to contend with. Reece James and Ben Godfrey combined to allow Kai Havertz to score from the spot after Reece Tarkowski brought down James in the second half for another penalty kick by Havertz.
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Chelsea's recent revival under Graham Potter came to an end as Everton rookie Ellis Simms scored an 89th minute equaliser. This crucial strike ended Chelsea's run of three consecutive victories and kept Everton two points clear of relegation danger.
Simms, who was on loan at Championship side Sunderland earlier this season, proved he could be an important player in Everton's fight against relegation. He ran past Kalidou Koulibaly's weak challenge to slot past Kepa Arrizabalaga for a point and earned them all three points.
SubstitutionsEverton's valiant defence came back from two goals down to earn a crucial point at Stamford Bridge on Saturday. Abdoulaye Doucoure's goal cancelled out Joao Felix's opener before Kai Havertz converted from the penalty spot.
Chelsea had controlled possession but failed to create many clear chances to score, due largely to Everton's determined efforts. Everton were denied time and space in the final third on numerous occasions, which is one of the reasons they remain just three points above the drop zone with three matches left to play.
Chelsea were in the final stages of their match against Everton, looking to break down their defence with free-kicks and corners. Mason Mount saw his low strike saved by Pickford after eight minutes while Loftus-Cheek's first-time volley went over with six minutes remaining.
Chelsea may not have put in their most impressive performance, but they did manage to salvage some momentum with a win and are now just 11 points away from qualifying for Champions League football. That is an enormous boost both for the club and its supporters.
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GoalsThe last minute of a game can be an exhilarating time for teams, but it also has the potential to determine the outcome. Ellis Simms' late equaliser against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge gave Everton an important point and strengthened their fight to avoid relegation.
Oldham-born substitute Jack Robinson burst past Kalidou Koulibaly and kept his cool to slot home an important goal that earned Everton a draw against Chelsea's top half rivals. It was an iconic moment no Chelsea defender or goalkeeper will want to repeat, yet Sean Dyche's team have moved two points clear of relegation danger with this result.
Simms had been summoned back to Goodison Park by former boss Frank Lampard before he was dismissed in January, having scored seven goals while on loan at Blackpool, Hearts and Sunderland this season. Now it appears he could get his reward when Wolves look set for relegation next week.
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GoalkeepingStopping point-blank shots from close range is the hallmark of a world-class goalkeeper. This ability can be developed through various techniques, such as rapid catching drills without looking at your hands, developing optimal hand-eye coordination and being confident making decisions quickly.
Gaining perfect reflexes takes time and practice, but once they're there, they can be invaluable in games. In particular, being able to backtrack and maintain your position under pressure greatly reduces reaction times.
Everton appeared to be on the verge of taking all three points until substitute Simms burst through Chelsea's defence to score in the dying minutes. A remarkable goal from an American who had been brought on by Sean Dyche proved crucial in securing three points in a tight Premier League match - it was an outstanding goal from a young player who had clearly earned his chance. It was an impressive goal from someone who had clearly earned his stripes.
Defensive errorsEverton earned a crucial point at Chelsea to help Sean Dyche's side come from behind and move up two spots from the relegation zone. Ellis Simms came on after the hour and scored with an incredible effort in the 89th minute for their second consecutive win.
Former manager Frank Lampard had originally brought in the 22-year-old before he was let go, and it has proven to be a great acquisition for Everton. Having scored seven times on loan at Sunderland earlier this season, Dyche has given him the chance to prove his worth under his guidance.
Chelsea were put to the test at home against Everton, who boasted one of the worst away records in Premier League history. Despite conceding twice and holding a commanding lead, Chelsea managed only two goals from 20 attempts on goal while enjoying 69 per cent possession.
Unfortunately for the Blues' defense, there were some errors to contend with. Reece James and Ben Godfrey combined to allow Kai Havertz to score from the spot after Reece Tarkowski brought down James in the second half for another penalty kick by Havertz.
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