Chelsea v Everton, 16 January 2016

Score3-3
RefereeMichael Jones
CompetitionPremier League
VenueStamford Bridge
Attendance41,633

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Chelsea remained unbeaten in their last 21 Premier League games against Everton at Stamford Bridge (won 11). Kick-off: 3.00pm

3 Chelsea

3 Everton

Goals:

Diego Costa 64 G
Cesc Fàbregas 66 G
John Terry 90 G

Goals:

John Terry own goal 50 OG
Kevin Mirallas 56 G
Ramiro Funes Mori 90 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois
Defender Branislav Ivanović
Defender John Terry
Defender Kurt Zouma
Defender/Midfielder César Azpilicueta
Defender/Midfielder Nemanja Matić
Midfielder Cesc Fàbregas
Midfielder John Obi Mikel
Midfielder Pedro
Midfielder Willian
Forward Diego Costa

Starting lineup:

Tim Howard Goalkeeper
Phil Jagielka Defender/Midfielder
Bryan Oviedo Defender/Midfielder
John Stones Defender/Midfielder
Leighton Baines Defender/Left back
Ross Barkley Midfielder
Gareth Barry Midfielder
Muhamed Bešić Midfielder
Aaron Lennon Midfielder
Romelu Lukaku Forward
Kevin Mirallas Forward

Substitutions:

Oscar for Nemanja Matić 55
Kenedy for Pedro 66
Loïc Rémy for Diego Costa 80

Substitutions:

Ramiro Funes Mori for Bryan Oviedo 71
Gerard Deulofeu for Aaron Lennon 80
Steven Pienaar for Ross Barkley 81

Cards:

John Terry 90 Y

Cards:

Ramiro Funes Mori 90 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Asmir Begović
Defender Gary Cahill
Defender Baba Rahman
Defender/Midfielder Kenedy
Midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek
Midfielder Oscar
Forward Loïc Rémy

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Joel Robles
Defender Ramiro Funes Mori
Midfielder Tom Cleverley
Midfielder Leon Osman
Midfielder Steven Pienaar
Forward Gerard Deulofeu
Forward Arouna Koné

Comments:

League position: 14th Including six games on loan at Nottingham Forest, this was John Terry's 700th club career appearance in all competitions. He became the third player to score at both ends in a Premier League game in this season (also Troy Deeney, Watford v Manchester United and Olivier Giroud, Arsenal v Sunderland). The last Chelsea player to score a goal and concede an own goal in a Premier League game was Scott Minto at Derby County on 1 March 1997. [c/o Infostrada] Diego Costa had now scored five goals in his five appearances under recently appointed manager Guus Hiddink. Reigning champions Chelsea had now conceded 33 Premier League goals; more than they had in the entire 2014-15 season. John Terry scored in the eighth minute of added time in the second half. He was booked for excessive celebration after this late equaliser. The Premier League’s Goal Accreditation Panel ruled on the following: - Chelsea’s second goal against Everton on Saturday 16th January 2016 has been confirmed as a Cesc Fabregas goal. (Circular 15 – 21st January 2016)

Comments:

League position: 11th John Terry became only the second opponent to score at both ends in an Everton league game after Tony Cascarino of Aston Villa on 5 May 1990 in League Division One. Both games ended in 3-3 draws. [c/o Steve Johnson, Everton Complete Record] This was Toffees boss Roberto Martinez's 250th game as a manager in the Premier League. Since 28 November 2015, Everton had now dropped a divisional-high of 11 points from leading positions in nine Premier League games. They remained as the only Premier League team who had yet to win a game against opposition in the top half of the table in this season. Ramiro Funes Mori was booked in the second minute of added time in the second half for excessive celebration following him scoring Everton’s third goal.

3 Chelsea

Goals:

Diego Costa 64 G
Cesc Fàbregas 66 G
John Terry 90 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois
Defender Branislav Ivanović
Defender John Terry
Defender Kurt Zouma
Defender/Midfielder César Azpilicueta
Defender/Midfielder Nemanja Matić
Midfielder Cesc Fàbregas
Midfielder John Obi Mikel
Midfielder Pedro
Midfielder Willian
Forward Diego Costa

Substitutions:

Oscar for Nemanja Matić 55
Kenedy for Pedro 66
Loïc Rémy for Diego Costa 80

Cards:

John Terry 90 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Asmir Begović
Defender Gary Cahill
Defender Baba Rahman
Defender/Midfielder Kenedy
Midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek
Midfielder Oscar
Forward Loïc Rémy

Comments:

League position: 14th Including six games on loan at Nottingham Forest, this was John Terry's 700th club career appearance in all competitions. He became the third player to score at both ends in a Premier League game in this season (also Troy Deeney, Watford v Manchester United and Olivier Giroud, Arsenal v Sunderland). The last Chelsea player to score a goal and concede an own goal in a Premier League game was Scott Minto at Derby County on 1 March 1997. [c/o Infostrada] Diego Costa had now scored five goals in his five appearances under recently appointed manager Guus Hiddink. Reigning champions Chelsea had now conceded 33 Premier League goals; more than they had in the entire 2014-15 season. John Terry scored in the eighth minute of added time in the second half. He was booked for excessive celebration after this late equaliser. The Premier League’s Goal Accreditation Panel ruled on the following: - Chelsea’s second goal against Everton on Saturday 16th January 2016 has been confirmed as a Cesc Fabregas goal. (Circular 15 – 21st January 2016)

3 Everton

Goals:

John Terry own goal 50 OG
Kevin Mirallas 56 G
Ramiro Funes Mori 90 G

Starting lineup:

Tim Howard Goalkeeper
Phil Jagielka Defender/Midfielder
Bryan Oviedo Defender/Midfielder
John Stones Defender/Midfielder
Leighton Baines Defender/Left back
Ross Barkley Midfielder
Gareth Barry Midfielder
Muhamed Bešić Midfielder
Aaron Lennon Midfielder
Romelu Lukaku Forward
Kevin Mirallas Forward

Substitutions:

Ramiro Funes Mori for Bryan Oviedo 71
Gerard Deulofeu for Aaron Lennon 80
Steven Pienaar for Ross Barkley 81

Cards:

Ramiro Funes Mori 90 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Joel Robles
Defender Ramiro Funes Mori
Midfielder Tom Cleverley
Midfielder Leon Osman
Midfielder Steven Pienaar
Forward Gerard Deulofeu
Forward Arouna Koné

Comments:

League position: 11th John Terry became only the second opponent to score at both ends in an Everton league game after Tony Cascarino of Aston Villa on 5 May 1990 in League Division One. Both games ended in 3-3 draws. [c/o Steve Johnson, Everton Complete Record] This was Toffees boss Roberto Martinez's 250th game as a manager in the Premier League. Since 28 November 2015, Everton had now dropped a divisional-high of 11 points from leading positions in nine Premier League games. They remained as the only Premier League team who had yet to win a game against opposition in the top half of the table in this season. Ramiro Funes Mori was booked in the second minute of added time in the second half for excessive celebration following him scoring Everton’s third goal.