Everton 1-0 Chelsea as it happened - Richarlison grabs the winner as Toffees secure huge victory in quest to secure Premier League status

Little in the way of goalmouth action so far but plenty of endeavour, particularly from the Everton players. Frank Lampard will be the happier of the two managers so far.

Azpilicueta is booked for his part in the scuffle - and so is Coleman.

An unnecessary little shove from Mount on Mina sees the Chelsea midfielder go into the book. Azpilicueta and Coleman then have a word with each other as the tension rises.

Gordon gets the home supporters back on their feet as he races into a pocket of space, releasing a shot from 20 yards that spins wide of the far post.

Doucoure pounces on a defensive mistake from Rudiger but the Germany international is bailed out by Silva, whose positional awareness is, as always, outstanding.

Chelsea have had 77 per cent of possession so far but haven't yet registered a shot on target.

Delph escapes a yellow card despite hacking down Havertz.

Mykolenko whips in a decent cross but Mendy takes control of his area and catches the ball, taking the pressure off his defenders.

Chelsea are forced all the way back to Mendy by Everton's intense pressing, which is applauded by the home supporters.

Loftus-Cheek spins away from Delph in midfield and drives Chelsea forward before switching it to Mount. His deep cross is inviting but Coleman makes a really important headed clearance and his team mates complete the job.

Silva's ball over the top is dangerous, searching for the run of Havertz. The onrushing Pickford is alert to the danger though and smothers.

Chelsea have done well to take the sting out of the game and silence the Everton crowd.

Rudiger goes into the referee's notebook for a clumsy foul on Coleman.

Gray is released on the break and the Everton forward forces a save from Mendy - but the offside flag is raised and it's all in vain.

Everton's early pressure and tempo was never sustainable and now the dust has settled Chelsea are bossing possession.

NO PENALTY!

Iwobi's cross from deep is clearly out of reach of Mina, so the Everton defender throws himself to ground after the slightest of contact from Azpilicueta's arm in the hope of getting a penalty. The referee Kevin Friend is having none of it.

The referee allows play to continue despite Delph appearing to foul Havertz. Mount plays on and hits the roof of the net with a dipping shot from range.

Havertz tries to be too clever and loses the ball deep inside his own half. Doucoure bursts into the penalty area from the left flank but runs into trouble and Chelsea scramble clear.

Caught on the wrong side of Richarlison, James barges over the Brazilian but escapes further punishment despite Everton's pleas for a yellow card to be produced.

The home supporters chant the name of Gordon as he chases back and wins the ball to spark an Everton counter-attack.