Premier League GW33 - Chelsea vs Everton

Chelsea vs Everton | Picture Credits: Premier League Website

In a Premier League match, Chelsea thrashed Everton 6-0 at Stamford Bridge with a masterful display. With an incredible four goals, Cole Palmer stole the show and helped the Blues defeat the struggling Toffees with ease.

Chelsea:

Chelsea's season has been up and down thus far, but with eight games remaining, the Blues may still guarantee a berth in Europe for the following year. They are unbeaten in their last seven Premier League games, having only lost one of their previous 11 games overall (W6 D4). However, they did surrender points in their most recent match, a 2-2 draw with bottom-place Sheffield United. Despite this, they have an excellent home record against Everton, having gone undefeated in 28 Premier League meetings (W15 D3) since a 1-0 loss in November 1994.

Everton:

A win would take Everton to 30 points and complete a league double against Chelsea for the first time since 1978–79. As of right now, Everton is only two points clear of Luton Town in the relegation zone. After going 13 games without a victory, they defeated Burnley, another team fighting for relegation, 1-0 last time out. The Toffees have won their previous two league away games, but their last away victory dates back to December of last year.

Line ups:

CHELSEA STARTING XI (4-2-3-1): Djordje Petrovic; Malo Gusto, Thiago Silva, Trevoh Chalobah, Marc Cucurella; Moises Caicedo, Conor Gallagher; Nordi Madueke, Cole Palmer, Mykhailo Murdyk; Nicolas Jackson.

CHELSEA SUBS: Benoit Badiashile, Marcus Bettinelli, Cesare Casadei, Ben Chilwell, Carney Chukwuemeka, Kiano Dyer, Tyrique George, Alfie Gilchrist, Deivid Washington.

EVERTON STARTING XI (4-4-1-1): Jordan Pickford; Seamus Coleman, James Tarkowski, Jarrad Branthwaite, Vitalii Mykolenko; Ashley Young, James Garner, Amadou Onana, Dwight McNeil; Abdoulaye Doucoure; Beto.

EVERTON SUBS: Nathan Patterson, Ben Godfrey, Jack Harrison, Michael Keane, Joao Virginia, Nathan Patterson, Youssed Chermiti, Andre Gomes, Lewis Warrington.

Stamford Bridge Stadium | Picture Credits - Talk Chelsea

Palmer scored back to back three goals for Chelsea which gave them a strong 3-0 lead | Picture Credits: Premier League Website

First Half: Palmer's Hat-Trick Heroics

Cole Palmer scored the first goal of the game in the 13th minute, demonstrating his skill and poise, and Chelsea quickly established their control. Five minutes later, Palmer doubled his score, taking advantage of a defensive slip by Everton to slot home from close range. With a spectacular chip from outside the area in the 29th minute, the midfielder completed his hat-trick, leaving Everton astonished and Chelsea leading 3-0. Just before the half, Nicolas Jackson increased Chelsea's lead by volleying in a cross for a fourth.

Second Half: Palmer's Penalty and Gilchrist's Debut Goal

Chelsea continued to press at a high pace in the second half, and Palmer scored his fourth goal of the game in the 64th minute after converting a penalty. Palmer's clinical finishing from the spot was evident. Alfie Gilchrist, a substitute, ended a remarkable evening for Chelsea by adding to Everton's suffering in the ninetieth minute with his team's first goal.

Jackson scored a goal for Chelsea which increased their lead to 4-0 | Picture Credits: Premier League Website

Everton's Misery Deepens

Chelsea's resounding 6-0 victory over Everton was a declaration of purpose, and Cole Palmer's incredible four goals stole the show. While Everton's troubles persist and they are currently just above the relegation zone, Chelsea's victory maintains them in the running for a European spot. While Chelsea celebrates an incredible victory, Everton must regroup in order to prepare for their upcoming matchups, which are very important. That concludes our coverage of this biased event.

Palmer scored one more goal through a penalty for Chelsea which gave them a lead of 5-0 | Picture Credits: Premier League Website

Gilchrist's late goal for Chelsea sealed their strong victory of 6-0 against Everton | Picture Credits: Premier League Website