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Frank Lampard shares about his wonderful relationship with Carlo Ancelotti
In the twelfth round of the Premier League, Chelsea marched to Goodison Park to face Everton.
With the two leading clubs, Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool, both kicking later, the Blues have a chance to rise to No. 1.
However, in the 21st minute, rookie goalkeeper Edouard Mendy made a disastrous mistake. His Dominic Calvert-Lewin was sent off for a penalty kick that resulted in the visitors’ penalty.
At the 11-meter mark, Gylfi Sigurdsson coldly opened the scoring for The Toffees.
25 minutes, Reece James dangerous free kick, but Jordan Pickford excellent save.
Luck continued to drift away from Chelsea when another shot from James hit the post right after that.
Improving the roster, the Blues faced many counterattacks on the home team. At the end of the first half and at the beginning of the second half, Mendy parried two shots from Richarlison.
In the 63rd minute, referee Jonathan Moss again signaled the penalty spot when Calvert-Lewin fell into Chelsea’s penalty area after Ben Chilwell’s ball. However, VAR technology has stepped in and identified that the Everton forward was previously offside.
18 minutes later, the Blues were too unlucky. Mason Mount threw a dangerous free throw to beat Pickford, but the ball bounced off the post.
Results 1-0 remain until the end of the game. The great man from London embraced his hatred in the Merseyside region, disrupting 14 unbeaten matches on all fronts.
Phung Su | 05:30 December 13, 2020
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