Everton Destroy Chelsea 3-1 at Goodison Park Stadium.

Everton Destroy Chelsea 3-1 at Goodison Park Stadium.

Host Everton defeated his guests Chelsea at Goodison Park, with the final result 3-1 in the English Premier League continued week 16, Saturday, 12/17/2019.

Everton's victory over Chelsea was achieved with difficulty, this is because Frank Lampard's Blues are inhabited by the best players.

Five minutes into the new match Everton has been able to excel first through goals scored by Richarlison, so Everton winning 1-0 for a while. Richarlison's quick goal certainly panicked the Blues in the first half.

Left behind by one goal made Chelsea play extra cautiously, they pressed Everton's defense and were able to create several chances. The match, led by referee Craig Pawson, ended 1-0 until the break came.

Entering the second half Chelsea were left behind by one goal to provide significant resistance through the attack and the opportunities they get, but the counter-attack that was built by Everton made Chelsea concede two goals again in the 49th minute through goals scored by Calvert-Lewin who successfully broke the K goal. Arrizabalaga.

Behind two goals The Blues tried to get up through the attack that was built by Kante, Kovacic and M. Mount through midfield, several opportunities obtained by T. Abraham, Pulisic and William have not produced a goal. Chelsea could only score in the 52nd minute through M. Kovacic's goal, he was able to reduce the advantage to 2-1.

Chelsea continued to show their game as a tough team, but the meeting of Everton's defense made it difficult for the Blues to penetrate the home team's defense, the preoccupation of attacking even made the Chelsea defense fragile, they conceded a third time through goals scored by Calvert-Lewin in the minutes to In the second half, the match ended in Eveton's 3-1 victory over Chelsea.

Calvert-Lewin was the key to Everton's success in the match against Chelsea, he was able to perform well and score two goals in this match, Calvert-Lewin was able to give victory to Everton after they had slumped and lost in several matches. This victory was also a good start for their latest coach D. Ferguson who replaced M. Silva in the coaching chair.