At 3:45 Beijing time on December 17, the 17th round of the Premier League, Chelsea played against Everton at home. In the first half, the two teams played 0-0, and Yi Bian fought Mount to score first, but Branswert equalized and the two sides played 1-1! Chelsea missed two consecutive Premier League wins, four points behind top-of-the-table Manchester City.
Competition focus
Mount set a record in team history: In this game, Mount scored the first goal to achieve four consecutive goals, becoming the youngest player in the history of the team to score four consecutive rounds.
Chelsea have not lost at home to Everton for 27 consecutive years: After this game, Chelsea have not lost at home to Everton for 27 consecutive years, with a specific record of 15 wins and 12 draws.
Chelsea were thrown away by Manchester City: Chelsea failed to achieve two consecutive Premier League wins, conceding five points in their last three rounds, four points behind at the top of the table.
Live match
In the opening six minutes, Jorginho went straight in and Reece James followed up with a half-one-handed shot that was slightly offside.
In the 8th minute, Reese James' direct pass from the edge of the penalty area was deflected again by Mount's shot.
In the 12th minute, Ziyech scored into the penalty area and fired a powerful left-footed shot that Pickford flew to save.
In the 36th minute, Rudiger passed the ball, and Mount pushed a one-handed shot in front of the goal, which was once again blocked by Pickford's legs.
In the 47th minute, Ziyech was stomped by Iwobi and fell to the ground with a right ankle injury and Tuchel's face was expressionless.
In the 51st minute, Mount scored from a distance and still couldn't escape Pickford's ten-finger mark.
In the 70th minute, Reece James scored, Mount scored and Chelsea took the lead to break the deadlock.
In the 74th minute, Anthony Gordon's free-kick cross created confusion and Branswaite equalised with a back-post shot to make it 1-1!
In the 76th minute, Dobin faked a fall in the penalty area and the referee had awarded a penalty, but then watched VAR and changed the decision, giving him a yellow card.
For the rest of the day, the two sides were able to achieve nothing, with Chelsea being forced to draw 1-1 with Everton.
Match data
Post-match ratings
In the post-match scoring session, Chelsea generally slumped, and the goal hero Mount scored 7.5 points, which is already the first in the team.
Both sides of the lineup:
Chelsea starters: 16-Eduardo Mendy, 28-Azpilicueta (78' 14-Chaloba), 2-Rudiger, 6-Thiago Silva, 24-Rees James, 3 Marcos Alonso (64' 18-Barkley), 5-Jorginho, 12-Cheek (64' 17-Saul), 10-Pulišić, 22-Ziyech, 19-Mount
Everton starters: 1 Pickford, 2 Kenny, 22 Godfrey, 4 Holgate, 5 Michael Keane, 32 Branswaite, 17 Iwobi, 21 Andre Gomez (70' 25 Gbamin), 16 Dukure, 24 Anthony Gordon (90' 62 Onyngo), 50 Sims (61' 61 Dobbin)