Everton vs Chelsea
| Yellow cards avg | 3.19 |
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| Reds avg | 0.03 |
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| Penalties avg | 0.25 |
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| Over 4.5 cards | 22% |
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| Home wins | 63% |
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| Draws | 19% |
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| Away wins | 19% |
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- Shots were tight (15-17).
- Chelsea controlled possession (68%).
- Everton had the sharper finishing (8-5 shots on target).
Team Overview
Games / Record
Goals For / Against
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Failed to Score
Games / Record
Goals For / Against
Points
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Failed to Score
Match Context & Trends
Venue-only form, goal timing, first-goal trends and league context around this Premier League fixture.
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Everton last 5 home
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Everton trend breakdown
Chelsea trend breakdown
Scoring reliability
First-goal patterns
Vs league average
Head-to-head trends
Everton goal timing (home)
Chelsea goal timing (away)
Match Statistics
Events
Everton vs Chelsea 2-0: match report, goals, cards and substitutions
Everton beat Chelsea 2-0 on Sunday, 17 March 2019 in Premier League. The match was refereed by Anthony Taylor. It was played at Unknown Venue 8560.
First half: No goals were scored in the first half. Marcos Alonso received a yellow card for Chelsea at 36'.
Second half: Everton took the lead at 49' when Richarlison scored, making the score 1-0. André Gomes received a yellow card for Everton at 59'. A. Rüdiger received a yellow card for Chelsea at 61'. Chelsea made their 1st substitution at 65', with R. Barkley replacing R. Loftus-Cheek. Chelsea made their 2nd substitution at 66', with G. Higuaín replacing O. Giroud. Everton made their 1st substitution at 68', with André Gomes replacing M. Schneiderlin. Everton extended the lead at 72' when G. Sigurðsson scored, making the score 2-0. Chelsea made their 3rd substitution at 74', with Jorginho replacing C. Hudson-Odoi. Everton made their 2nd substitution at 78', with Bernard replacing T. Walcott. Everton made their 3rd substitution at 86', with G. Sigurðsson replacing T. Davies.
Everton used 3 substitutions while Chelsea used 3 substitutions. Everton got 1 yellow card, while Chelsea got 2 yellow cards.
How the match was won
- Shots were tight (15-17).
- Chelsea controlled possession (68%).
- Everton had the sharper finishing (8-5 shots on target).
Head-to-Head Overview
| Total Games | 25 |
| Home Wins | 7 |
| Draws | 6 |
| Away Wins | 12 |
| Over 2.5 Goals | 10 (40.0%) |
| BTTS | 6 (24.0%) |
| Total Games | 13 |
| Home Wins | 7 |
| Draws | 2 |
| Away Wins | 4 |
| Over 2.5 Goals | 5 (38.5%) |
| BTTS | 3 (23.1%) |