Everton v Chelsea

Chelsea claim their first Premier League away win under Xabi Alonso, as Pedro Neto's second-half brace secures a 2-0 win over Everton. It's also a first clean sheet in 23 league games for the Blues, who win away against the Toffees for only the second time in 10 attempts. Chelsea, who outperformed their 1.54 xG, broke the deadlock just 43 seconds into the second half, with Jorrel Hato's deflected cross tucked away by Neto. There was a lengthy delay midway through the second period following a sickening collision between Jarrad Branthwaite and Emi Martinez, with the Chelsea goalkeeper coming off worse and having to be stretchered from the field. The Blues ultimately went on to seal the three points in the 90th minute, though, courtesy of another neat finish from Neto. It's a first defeat of the season for Everton, who registered an xG of 0.45. The Toffees will look to respond next weekend, but it won't be easy away at reigning champions Arsenal. Meanwhile, Chelsea are back at home, as they welcome Tottenham to Stamford Bridge. Thanks for joining us today. Until next time, goodbye!

FULL-TIME: EVERTON 0-2 CHELSEA

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Substitution

Two-goal Neto is given a rest in the dying moments, as Quenda comes on for the last few seconds.

Palmer needs to be careful. Already on a yellow card, he's late with his sliding challenge on Branthwaite. The Everton fans want to see a second yellow card produced, but the referee won't be doing that.

We're into the final two minutes of stoppage time at Hill Dickinson Stadium. Everton are trying to generate some late momentum, but they look set for their first defeat of the season.

Neto's brace is his first in 187 Premier League appearances. His two well-taken goals are the difference in this contest. Barring a late collapse, they'll be enough to seal only a second win for Chelsea in 10 league visits to Everton.