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Everton turn up heat on Rosenior as Beto double and Ndiaye sink Chelsea
It was left to Everton to impose the only serious sporting sanction of the week on Chelsea. Treated with extreme leniency by the Premier League for cheating over a seven-year period, the Stamford Bridge club were left battered and bruised, and Liam Rosenior in a whole world of trouble, as Hill Dickinson Stadium witnessed the finest act of its eight-month existence.
TL;DR
- Everton defeated Chelsea 3-0 with goals from Beto (2) and Iliman Ndiaye.
- The win was Everton's biggest against Chelsea since 1987.
- Chelsea received a £10.75m fine and a ban on signing academy players for nine months for financial deception.
- Everton fans expressed anger and questioned the Premier League's integrity due to the disparity in sanctions.
- Chelsea's manager, Liam Rosenior, expressed disappointment with his team's performance.
- Jordan Pickford made crucial saves for Everton, including two from Enzo Fernández.
- Everton's performance was described as relentless, creative, and clinical, contrasting with Chelsea's struggles.