At Goodison Park on Sunday, Chelsea was unable to overcome Everton’s tenacious defense and were kept to a goalless draw. Even though they had possession, Sean Dyche’s well-organized team vexed Enzo Maresca’s team.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>The best chance of the first half came in the 30th minute when a perfectly delivered corner found Nicolas Jackson, who was in a prime position to score.
However, his header from close range hit the post, a miss that would haunt Chelsea throughout the match.
Moments later, a potential penalty shout arose when Jordan Pickford slid into Malo Gusto, but after a VAR review, the appeal was dismissed.
Everton threatened Chelsea’s goal just before the break, with Robert Sanchez forced into action to deny a powerful 20-yard shot.
The Spanish goalkeeper showed his reflexes again after the restart, this time blocking a close-range effort from Jack Harrison with his feet.
As the match wore on, Everton looked the more likely to score. In the 76th minute, a crucial defensive clearance from Tosin Adarabioyo prevented Everton from taking the lead, as the defender made a vital block to keep the score level.
Both teams had their moments, but neither could find the breakthrough, leaving Chelsea frustrated and sharing the spoils with Everton.
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