Everton delivered an emphatic performance to defeat Chelsea 3-0 in the Premier League on Saturday, piling more pressure on the struggling London side.
Beto scored in each half for Everton as they secured back-to-back Premier League wins at the Hill Dickinson Stadium for the first time.
Iliman Ndiaye capped off a special night for the Toffees supporters with a stunning third into the top corner.
Brighton’s Welbeck nets brace to dent Liverpool’s top-five hopes
Bolstered by a superb goalkeeping display from Jordan Pickford, Everton are up to seventh in the table, moving only three points behind Liverpool.
Chelsea now find themselves out of the Champions League and struggling to earn a return there. They could have moved fourth with a win. Instead, they stay sixth – only two points ahead of Everton.
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