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Premier League · Sat 6 Aug 2022 · Goodison Park

Everton
0–1 Full time
Chelsea
    • Jorginho 45+9' (pen)

    The story

    Chelsea won 1-0 away to Everton at Goodison Park in the Premier League, gameweek 1.

    The goal came from Jorginho (45+9', pen).

    It was 0-1 at half-time.

    Chelsea had 63% of the ball and 15 shots to Everton's 8.

    Written from the match data (Statorium).

    Match stats

    Everton Chelsea

    37%Possession63%
    8Shots15
    4On target6
    4Corners16
    14Fouls11
    3Yellow cards2
    0Red cards0

    Statorium.

    Key moments

    1. 45+9' Jorginho Penalty · Chelsea 0-1

    Line-ups

    Everton

    1. Jordan PickfordGoalkeeper
    2. James TarkowskiDefender
    3. Vitaliy MykolenkoDefender
    4. Nathan PattersonDefender
    5. Ben Godfreyoff 18'Defender
    6. Yerry Minaoff 70'Defender
    7. Abdoulaye DoucouréMidfielder
    8. Dwight McNeiloff 61'Forward
    9. Alex IwobiForward
    10. Anthony GordonForward
    11. Demarai GrayForward

    Subs used: Mason Holgate (18'), Dele Alli (61'), Rúben Vinagre (70')

    Chelsea

    1. Edouard MendyGoalkeeper
    2. Reece JamesDefender
    3. Ben Chilwelloff 65'Defender
    4. Thiago SilvaDefender
    5. César AzpilicuetaDefender
    6. Kalidou Koulibalyoff 75'Defender
    7. Mason Mountoff 65'Midfielder
    8. Jorginhooff 90'Midfielder
    9. N'Golo KantéMidfielder
    10. Kai Havertzoff 75'Forward
    11. Raheem SterlingForward

    Subs used: Ruben Loftus-Cheek (65'), Christian Pulisic (65'), Marc Cucurella (75'), Armando Broja (75'), Conor Gallagher (90')

    Full timeline

    Every goal and card (6)
    1. 45+8' 🟨 Yerry Mina
    2. 45+9' ⚽ Jorginho (pen)
    3. 56' 🟨 Reece James
    4. 80' 🟨 Vitaliy Mykolenko
    5. 90+8' 🟨 Mason Holgate
    6. 90+11' 🟨 Marc Cucurella

    Head to head

    1Everton wins1Draws4Chelsea wins

    Last 6 meetings

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