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Premier League Matchday 7 Sat 17 Oct

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Home Everton
Full-time 0:2
Away Chelsea

Pedro Neto 46′Pedro Neto 90′

Player of the match Pedro Neto 9.1

GolVolt ratingHighlights will do 5.1/10 more watchable than 51% of Premier League matches Neto scored the winner. How we rate

GolVolt rating 5.1GolVolt rating

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The match in 30 seconds

Turning point: 46' Neto, 0:1
  1. 41% → 95%

    Chelsea: chance of winning before kick-off and after minute 90.

  2. 6 → 4

    Chelsea climb 2 places in the table. Everton: 5 → 6.

The turning point is the biggest jump in the match: after the goal for 0:1, from 34% to 65% (Chelsea).

How the match went

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90+13' · 0:2Everton 1%draw 4%Chelsea 95%

Key stats

47% Possession 53%
0.51 xG (expected goals) 1.38
6 Shots 18
5 On target 7
2 Big chances 2
5 Corners 7
All stats (23)

Preview and report

After the match · 0–2

Everton 0–2 Chelsea: Pedro Neto scored both goals after the break

Chelsea beat Everton 2–0 in the 7th round of the Premier League. Pedro Neto scored both goals, the first in the 46th minute, the second in the 90th.

Automatically translated from Polish · AI-generated from GolVolt data and the sources listed below the article

Number of the match 90th minute In that minute Neto scored his second goal after a Cole Palmer free kick.

Two Neto goals after the break

Neto scored the first goal just after the restart, in the 46th minute, from a Jorrel Hato assist. The second came in the 90th minute after a Cole Palmer free kick. Palmer's shot was blocked by the Everton wall, and the ball dropped straight to the Portuguese.

Chelsea had more shots

Chelsea had 18 shots, 7 of them on target, and Everton had 6, including 5 on target. Possession was 53% for Chelsea and 47% for Everton, and corners were 7 to 5 in Chelsea's favour.

Everton's first defeat, Chelsea move up

Everton lost for the first time this Premier League season. In the table they dropped from 5th to 6th and have 10 points. Chelsea rose from 6th to 4th and have 13 points.

Neto with three league goals, Martínez injury

For Neto these were his second and third league goals of the season. Chelsea goalkeeper Martínez collided in the penalty area with Jarrad Branthwaite and left the pitch on a stretcher. Sky Sports reported that he had suffered a head injury.

Live · goal

Automatically translated from Polish · AI-generated from GolVolt data

  1. Minute 92 0–2

    Neto strikes again, Everton 0–2 Chelsea

    Pedro Neto scored his second goal in the Premier League matchday 7 game. In the 90th minute he made it 0–2, and he first scored in the 46th minute after an assist from Jorrel Hato. It is Neto's third league goal this season.

    Number of the match: 3 — That is how many Premier League goals Pedro Neto now has this season.

  2. Minute 47 0–1

    Pedro Neto scores, Everton 0–1 Chelsea

    Pedro Neto opened the scoring in the Premier League match in the 46th minute, after an assist from Jorrel Hato. Chelsea lead away at Everton. It is his second league goal this season.

    Number of the match: 2 — That is how many Premier League goals Pedro Neto now has this season.

Live · half-time · 0–0

Everton 0–0 Chelsea at half-time, hosts unbeaten in eight matches

It is goalless after the first half in Matchweek 7 of the Premier League. Everton are on a run of eight matches unbeaten, and Chelsea had more possession and more shots.

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Number of the match 8 That is how many matches in a row Everton are unbeaten going into the second half.

Everton's form and the Chelsea profile. Everton went into the break on a run of eight matches without defeat. They had also scored in three matches in a row, so a goalless first half interrupts that record only for now, because the game is still going. In Chelsea's last ten matches, eight saw goals at both ends. In the Premier League this season, seven of the fifteen goals they have scored came in the first 15 minutes.

First-half statistics. Chelsea held the ball more: 62% possession to Everton's 38%. They had five shots, the hosts four. Everton had more shots on target: four to three. Chelsea won four corners, Everton three.

Before the match

Everton have a positive home league record against Chelsea

Everton host Chelsea in Matchweek 7 of the Premier League. In their last nine home league matches against this opponent, they won six, drew two and lost one.

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Number of the match 6 That is how many times Everton won in their last nine home league matches against Chelsea.

March's 3–0 at Hill Dickinson Stadium

The two sides last met in March 2026. Everton beat Chelsea 3–0 at Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Everton and Chelsea close together in the table

Everton are fifth in the table, Chelsea sixth. Both teams have 10 points after six matches. Chelsea arrive on the back of a big win: in the last Premier League round they beat AFC Bournemouth 5–1 at Stamford Bridge.

Top scorers and Chelsea's absentees

Thierno Barry is Everton's top league scorer with three goals in six matches. For Chelsea, João Pedro stands out, with five goals and three assists in five Premier League matches. Jamie Gittens and Reece James are injured and will miss out on the London side's squad.

Goals scored and conceded after the 75th minute

In this Premier League season, Everton have scored 3 of their 8 goals after the 75th minute. Chelsea have conceded 3 of the 13 goals they have let in in the league in that period of the match.

Why this rating

Four pillars, each measured against the same league over the last 12 months.

How we rate

Neto scored the winner.

  • Dramaweight 50% Settled by 90′.Some excitement, but no big twists. Drama: 4.5 out of 10
  • Heroesweight 20% Neto scored the winner, Neto: rated 9.1.Someone played a match to remember. Heroes: 9.1 out of 10
  • Stakesweight 15% Not much was at stake yet. Stakes: 2.6 out of 10
  • Quality of playweight 15% An average number of chances. Quality of play: 5.6 out of 10

Match ECG

A spike = a twist. The shading = how open the result still was.

Worth watching: Highlights will do

GolVolt rating 5.1more watchable than 51% of Premier League matches

The GolVolt rating comes from four pillars — drama, heroes, stakes and quality of play — measured against this league's matches of the last 12 months (model nap-v2).

GolVolt reviewpost-match article

Everton 0–2 Chelsea: Pedro Neto scored both goals after the breakThe review gives the result away — switch spoilers back on to read it.

Chelsea beat Everton 2–0 in the 7th round of the Premier League. Pedro Neto scored both goals, the first in the 46th minute, the second in the 90th.

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Similar matches

A similar story: twists, the finish, chances. Same league, last 12 months.

Highlights

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How the match went

2 goals7 cards

Counts cover only events captured in the retained timeline.

Timeline

  1. 23' Harrison Armstrongyellow card · foul
  2. 27' Pedro Netoyellow card · dissent
  3. 32' Joshua Kofi Acheampongyellow card · foul
  4. 34' Morgan Rogersyellow card · dissent
  5. 34' James Tarkowskiyellow card · dissent
  6. Half-time · 0:0
  7. 46' Goal: Pedro Netoleft foot · assist: Hato0:1
  8. 55' SubstitutionGeorge for Maitland-Niles
  9. 65' Cole Palmeryellow card · dissent
  10. 75' SubstitutionPenders for Martínez
  11. 85' 2 substitutionsJohnson for GrealishNørgaard for Armstrong
  12. 89' Christian Nørgaardyellow card · foul
  13. 90' Goal: Pedro Netoleft foot0:2
  14. 90+2' 3 substitutionsLavia for CaicedoPalestra for HatoWelbeck for Pedro
  15. 90+12' SubstitutionQuenda for Pedro Neto
  16. Full-time · 0:2

Match stats

Shooting

0.51 xG (expected goals) 1.38
6 Shots 18
5 On target 7
2 Big chances 2
1 Off target 6
0 Blocked 5
6 Inside the box 10
0 Outside the box 8
2 Big chances missed 1

Play

47% Possession 53%
5 Corners 7
402 Passes 454
80% Pass accuracy 85%
6 Key passes 14
91 Attacks 94
57 Dangerous attacks 43

Defence

7 Tackles 13
4 Interceptions 4
4 Saves 5

Discipline

8 Fouls 15
4 Offsides 1
3 Yellow cards 4
0 Red cards 0

Lineups and ratings

The highlighted rating is the player of the match.

Starting XIs · provider ratings

4-2-3-1 –4-2-3-1
Bench

Everton

Chelsea

Match sheet

Coaches
David Moyes Everton Xabi Alonso Chelsea
Stadium
Hill Dickinson Stadium
Attendance
52,271

Player ratings

Ratings from the data provider, scale 1–10.

  1. Player of the match · Chelsea Pedro Neto 9.14
  2. 2. place · Chelsea Emiliano Martínez 7.71
  3. 3. place · Chelsea Cole Palmer 7.45
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Absences

Everton

No absences listed.

Chelsea · 2 out

  • Jamie Gittens Injured

    since 25 Sep · until 30 Oct · 1 match missed · Ankle Injury

  • Reece James Injured

    since 9 Oct · return date unknown · 1 match missed · Knee Injury

Injuries and suspensions as reported for this match.

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