Chelsea cruised to a crucial three points at the Bridge with a resounding 6-0 victory against Everton on Monday evening.
It was another Cole Palmer-inspired performance from Chelsea, with the 21-year-old netting his 20th 21st, 22nd and 23rd goals of the season for the Blues in all competitions.
Palmer opened the scoring on 13 minutes with a special goal, helped out by Nicolas Jackson, who laid the ball off to his teammate.
Jackson also had a big hand in Palmer’s second goal, with the striker’s initial shot stopped by Jordan Pickford. However, Palmer was on hand to head in the rebound and double Chelsea’s lead on the night.
Meanwhile Everton’s Head Coach Sean Dyche, has name Moises Caicedo as the Chelsea engine against Everton.
It was also a night for individuals. Moises Caicedo at the base of midfield gave a performance full of guile and maturity; rarely had he looked so in command in Chelsea colours
Nice anticipation shown to intercept a pass heading for Amadou Onana. He’s at his best when he’s on the front foot like that constantly. The Ecuadorian did similar moments later to knick it from Abdoulaye Doucoure
Moises Caicedo registered more successful ball recoveries (13), more successful tackles (5) and more successful interceptions (4) than any other player for either Chelsea or Everton
