Everton are back to the friendly confines of Hill Dickinson Stadium having finally won a home game again after three months, dispatching Burnley. Today though they face cheats Chelsea who are fresh off getting a tiny rap on the knuckles for years of systematic abuse of the transfer market payment system.

Beto and Everton feasted on error-prone Chelsea on Saturday, inflicting an embarrassing 3-0 defeat on the Blues at Hill Dickinson Stadium on Saturday.

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Everton centre-back James Tarkowski returns despite having been listed as an injury doubt before kick-off. His inclusion means James Garner moves back into his favoured midfield role, fresh from his first England call-up for the March international break. David Moyes keeps the rest of his side unchanged from the 2-0 defeat at Arsenal last weekend.

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Chelsea come into this fixture on the back of a 2-3 away loss to Napoli in the Champions League, a result that snapped a strong run of form. Prior to that European setback, the Blues had enjoyed a series of impressive results across various competitions.

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First time at their turf

Beto scored twice for the hosts, one of them a gift after a huge error by goalkeeper Robert Sanchez. And then Iliman Ndiaye scored a stunning third for the Toffees to pile the misery on the Chelsea, who have now lost four games in a row.