Pedro Neto’s double sends Chelsea to 2-0 win at Everton, despite Emiliano Martínez head injury

Pedro Neto’s double condemned Everton to a first defeat of the season as Chelsea won 2-0 at the Hill Dickinson Stadium despite the loss of goalkeeper Emi Martinez to a head injury. Neto opened the scoring inside the first minute of the second half and secured the three points during the 11 added minutes following Read More: https://punchng.com/epl-neto-double-gives-chelsea-20-win-at-everton/

Pedro Neto's double condemned Everton to a first defeat of the season as Chelsea won 2-0 at the Hill Dickinson Stadium despite the loss of goalkeeper Emi Martinez to a head injury.

The Argentine goalkeeper was involved in a sickening head clash with Everton defender Jarrad Branthwaite and was taken to hospital.

Pedro Neto's double condemned Everton to a first defeat of the season as Chelsea won 2-0 at the Hill Dickinson Stadium despite the loss of goalkeeper Emi Martinez to a head injury. The post Neto double gives Chelsea win marred by Martinez injury appeared first on Vanguard News.

Chelsea faced off against Everton at the Hill Dickinson Stadium earlier today as they hoped to secure a good result on the road in the Premier League. The Blues made a solid start to the game but were...

Chelsea have returned from the international break with an authority that augurs well for Xabi Alonso. Two goals from Pedro Neto condemned Everton to a first defeat of the season as the visitors climbed to fourth on the back of their first Premier League clean sheet since January. A head injury sustained by Emi Martínez, who was carried off on a stretcher after seven minutes of treatment, was the only concern from a mature display in the Merseyside sunshine for Alonso’s team.There were goalkeeping problems at both ends, with Jordan Pickford unconvincing for the second week in succession as David Moyes’ side suffered self-inflicted wounds. But Everton could have no complaints about the merits of Chelsea’s victory given their contrasting performances in the second half. Continue reading...

Chelsea beat Everton 2-0 in the Premier League on Saturday thanks to a double from Pedro Neto as the London club provisionally moved up to fourth in a game overshadowed by an injury to goalkeeper Emi Martinez. After a goalless but feisty first half that produced five yellow cards and several heated exchanges, Chelsea needed […]

Pedro Neto's two second half goals for Chelsea secured an important away win at Everton on Saturday.

Chelsea beat Everton 2-0 thanks to Pedro Neto, who scored twice and had a great game for the Blues overall.If you enjoy Talk Chelsea coverage and want to see more of it, add us as a preferred source o...

Pedro Neto's double condemned Everton to a first defeat of the season as Chelsea won 2-0 at the Hill Dickinson Stadium despite the loss of goalkeeper Emi Martinez to a head injury.Chelsea had not kept a Premier League clean sheet in 22 matches stretching back to January, but were rarely troubled by an Everton side short on forward options despite the loss of Martinez.

Pedro Neto scored early and late in the second half to lead Chelsea to a 2-0 win at Everton on Saturday in a Premier League match marred by a serious-looking head injury to Chelsea goalkeeper Emi Martinez.Neto slotted home the opening goal 44 seconds after the resumption and then added the second in the 90th minute after pouncing on the loose ball following a blocked free kick.

Pedro Neto's two second half goals for Chelsea secured an important away win at Everton on Saturday.

Pedro Neto struck twice as Chelsea ended Everton’s unbeaten start to the Premier League season with a 2-0 win at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.After a tight first half ended goalless, Xabi Alonso’s s...

Chelsea picked up a big win on the road (Picture: Action Plus/Shutterstock) Chelsea’s improving form continued away to Everton with the Blues picking up a big three points on the road. Pedro Neto opened the scoring on Merseyside in the second-half, producing another fine finish later on to wrap up the 2-0 win. Xabi Alonso’s side held on and responded well after the blow of losing goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez to injury – keeping their first clean sheet in the Premier League since January. Metro hands out player ratings for Chelsea after a successful day at the office at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. Get personalised updates on your favourite club Sign up to our daily football newsletter, pick your team and get the latest news sent directly to your inbox every morning. Emiliano Martinez – 6 Penalised for taking too long with his goal kick but made up for for it moments later to deny Thierno Barry’s header. His game ended just after the hour mark after a nasty clash of heads with Jarrad Branthwaite. Josh Acheampong – 7 Tasked with keeping Jack Grealish quiet and coped well – on the receiving end of a crunching tackle from Harry Armstrong as the game heated up in the first-half. Acheampong was part of the Blues back three (Picture: AFP) Maxime Lacroix – 6 A calm presence at the back again, quickly becoming Chelsea’s leader at the back. Levi Colwill – 6 Much the same as his defensive partners – did little wrong in what was a much improved performance from Chelsea as a defensive unit. Pedro Neto – 8 Took his first goal well and was an effective threat down Chelsea’s right-hand side all game. Produced another instinctive finish late on to wrap up all three points with his first Premier League double. Neto struck twice on Merseyside (Picture: Shutterstock) Moises Caicedo – 7 Struck the woodwork with an absolutely sensational volley in a play straight off the training ground – a goal of the season contender had it gone in. Wore the captain’s armband today and with Reece James facing a long spell out, gave a good account of himself as skipper today. Jordan Henderson – 7 While Caicedo wore the armband, it was another assured performance from the former Liverpool captain next to him. Jorrel Hato – 7 Overlapped well for Chelsea’s opening goal, showing great speed and strength to hold off his man and force the ball back across goal for Neto. Cole Palmer – 7 Worked hard trying to break down Everton’s defence in the first half and looked dangerous and confident throughout. No goals or assists for Palmer but an assured performance (Picture: Morgan Rogers – 8 Produced a marvellous piece of skill over near the touchline for Chelsea’s opener – while the assist went to Hato, it was his magic that sparked the move. Showed great strength to hold off his man with his backheel pass right on the money. Rogers produced a moment of magic for the first goal (Picture: AFP) Joao Pedro – 6 Appeals for a first-half penalty turned away – a tough afternoon up top on his own and had a quiet afternoon by his recent standards. Comment now Comments Add Metro as a Preferred Source on Google Add as preferred source