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Chelsea returned to winning ways at Stamford Bridge with a confident 2–0 victory over Everton, ending their four-match winless run and restoring much-needed momentum to Enzo Maresca’s campaign. After a difficult stretch away from home, the Blues produced a composed performance built on sharp attacking transitions and solid defensive organisation. Chelsea lined up in a 4-2-3-1, with Sánchez in goal behind a back four of Cucurella, Chalobah, Fofana and Gusto. Enzo Fernández and

“Let’s make things right, together,” wrote Cole Palmer on Instagram the night before Chelsea return to Stamford Bridge after three consecutive away games, two of which ended in disappointing defeats. His message reflects the mood around the club: a shared responsibility to steady the ship after a run of four matches without a win, matching the longest winless streak under Enzo Maresca’s tenure. December has historically been a turbulent month for Chelsea, yet optimism had beg

Everton produced their most convincing display of the season with a dominant 3–0 win over Nottingham Forest at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. This was not a desperate response or a momentary spark. This was structure, confidence and authority rolled into a ninety-minute performance that suggested Everton are beginning to understand exactly who they want to be. The opening goal stemmed from pressure and precision. Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall’s dangerous delivery caused chaos, forcing N