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Live updates from the Dickson Hill Stadium as sixth-placed Chelsea travel to take on ninth-placed Everton.

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.

The first goal was going to be critical as Everton have not scored in the previous four meetings, although they did pick up a point in their last match at Goodison Park. Only one change for the Blues had James Tarkowski returning despite having been listed as an injury doubt before kick-off.

Chelsea are aiming to end a miserable week with a big win on Merseyside.

Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior admits they're using the international break to regroup. A damaging defeat at Everton on Saturday was a fourth consecutive loss for the Blues in all competitions. "I think the international break has come at a good time for us," explained Rosenior.

Chelsea has been in and out of the top five throughout much of the season. While they have not been consistent enough to be in line for a spot in the UEFA Champions League, they are still in a position to qualify for some form of European competition next season.

Chelsea lost 3-0 to Everton in a huge blow to their Champions League hopes. Here, Simon Johnson breaks down the key moments.

Chelsea have a shot at redemption this Saturday when they travel to Everton in the Premier League for their final match before the upcoming international break.

Chelseaby James Nalton at the Hill Dickinson StadiumEVERTON moved within three points of the Premier League’s Champions League qualification places with a performance against Chelsea full of individual quality and teamwork,