Everton vs Chelsea live: Score and updates from Goodison Park as Blues look to maintain lead at the top

All of the action from Goodison Park

Everton and Chelsea in action at Goodison Park (Getty)

Arguably the final acid test for Chelsea this season is a trip to Goodison Park on Sunday to face Everton. In a hugely consequential day, Tottenham also host north London rivals Arsenal a few hours after Chelsea kick-off. Chelsea dispatched Everton 5-0 at Stamford Bridge in November, but Ronald Koeman’s side have improved considerably since then and have all but sewn up a place in next season’s Europa League.

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What time does it start?

Everton vs Chelsea kicks off at 14:05 on Sunday 30th April.

Where can I watch it?

The match will be shown live on Sky Sports 1 from 14:05. Highlights will be shown at 22:30 on Sky Sports 1.

It’s a big game for…

Romelu Lukaku: Speculation linking Lukaku with his former club Chelsea refuses to subside, and while the 23-year-old Belgian refuses to rule out a move, it is only likely to intensify as the summer months approach. Lukaku has scored 24 Premier League goals this season and is a very short favourite to win the Golden Boot.

Weird stat…

Chelsea have scored 80 Premier League goals against Everton. Only against Tottenham (92) have Chelsea scored more.

Remember when…

Daniel Sturridge scored the winning goal in the 116th minute of a league cup tie in the 2011/12 season for a Chelsea outfit which included Josh McEachran, Ross Turnbull, Florent Malouda and Alex. Not quite as niche as David Moyes’ Everton side which boasted Diniyar Bilyaletdinov and the lesser spotted Denis Stracqualursi.

Player to watch…

Eden Hazard: The Belgian has scored five goals in his last five games in all competitions, including goals against Manchester City and Tottenham. With 15 in total this term, Hazard has put the misery of last season behind him. He also scored twice in Chelsea’s demolition job on Everton in November.

Past three-meetings…

Chelsea 5 (Hazard x2, Alonso, Costa, Pedro) Everton 0, Premier League, November 2016
​Everton 2 (Lukaku x2) Chelsea 0, FA Cup, March 2016
Chelsea 3 (Terry, Costa, Fabregas) Everton 3 (Terry OG, Mirallas, Funes Mori), Premier League, January 2016

Form guide…

Everton: WLDWWD
Chelsea: LWWLWW

Odds…

Everton to win: 27/10
Chelsea to win: 26/25
Draw: 13/5
(Odds provided by 888 sport)

[30 April 2017 13:40 · Vithushan Ehantharajah]

GOAL! Manchester United 1 Swansea 1 (Sigurdsson '78)

Sigurdsson scores from the free-kick! What a fantastic goal, stuck right in the very top corner of the goal, giving De Gea no chance. 

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87 mins: Manchester United are flooding forward.

Swansea look as though they would be more than happy with a point.

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90 mins: There's going to be six minutes of added time. 

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93 mins: Swansea should have won it in injury-time!

Sigurdsson stuck the ball into the box and Llorente looked as though he was going to beat De Gea from close range, but in the end he allowed the ball to skid past him without making any contact. 

Oh dear.

[30 April 2017 13:57 · Vithushan Ehantharajah]

FULL-TIME: Manchester United 1 Swansea 1

And that's the full-time whistle! Swansea leave Old Trafford with a point.

They would have, of course, taken that before the match, but they will also know that United were there for the taking this afternoon.

They remain two points from safety. 

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Here are five things we learned from Old Trafford:

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We have kick-off at Goodison Park and the Riverside Stadium, and will be bringing you updates from both stadiums.

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7 mins: Everton have made a bright start at Goodison and they have already hit the post!

Dominic Calvert-Lewin tries his luck from just outside the box, with a powerful low shot which deflects off a Chelsea defender as well as the fingers of Thibaut Courtois.

He tips the ball onto the woodwork.