Chelsea managed to extend their lead at the top of the table following a last-gasp winner from John Terry. For much periods of the match, it looked like Chelsea were going to end with just one point from this home match, as Everton played extremely well. Chelsea were on the back foot for much of the first half, but the blues found their feet in the second half after Jose Mourinho brought on Ramires for Oscar.
However, the goal proved much more elusive done a good performance, as Chelsea had to wait until injury time for it. John Terry managed to poke it home – albeit with some help from Tim Howard – from a Frank Lampard corner to send the home fans into ecstasy. The win means a lot with Arsenal and Manchester City set to play their games later today.
Coming Up: Terry and Mourinho react to the win
John Terry and Frank Lampard may have a combined age of 68, but they managed to make it count where it matters the most.
The blues can now sit back and relax as our rivals play catch-up.
Chelsea (4-2-3-1): Cech; Ivanovic, Cahill, Terry (c), Azpilicueta; Lampard, Matic; Willian (Fernando Torres 61), Oscar (Ramires h-t), Hazard; Eto’o (Schurrle 68)
Scorer: Terry 90+3
Everton (4-2-3-1): Howard; Coleman, Jagielka (c), Distin, Baines; McCarthy, Barry; Mirallas (Deulofeu 74), Osman (Barkley 63), Pienaar (McGeady 79); Naismith
Another injury-time Ramires dive to get undeserved points!
The most boring team in England cheating all the way to 3rd spot!
It was realy nt d best of game we had bt i think lampard shoundn’t have completed dis match bt at d end tanks 4 his cross dat gave us d wining goal nw is d time 2 focus 4 our galatarsy game