Premier League result: Ellis Simms nets a dramatic equaliser for Everton after Kai Havertz and Joao Felix had twice put Chelsea ahead at Stamford Bridge

McNeil threatens with a mazy run from deep. He has Gray free to his left but runs towards his teammate and then takes a poor touch as he shapes to shoot, allowing a Chelsea man to pinch it off his toe.

Gray then makes his frustration clear!

Gray's earlier free kick thundered into the American,leading to him needing some treatment. He's grimacing away as he gets to his feet with the help of the physio, but should be okay to continue.

The Toffees defender drags the Chelsea forward back from around the neck with the referee watching an attack develop on the other wing.

Gray steps up but hammers the free kick straight into the wall.

Badiashile concedes an avoidable set piece 30 yards from goal, right of centre.

It's an opportunity for the visitors to bring the big men forward.

The murmurs of anticipation from the home crowd grow as they pour forward with intent once more. The lively Felix engineers space once more but his fine strike is well saved by Pickford.

Everton have won three of their seven league games under the former Burnley boss, which is as many victories as they registered in 20 PL matches under Frank Lampard this term.

Gueye is the first man to be cautioned this evening.

Chelsea continue to threaten every time they come forward.

More dazzling footwork from Felix on the left side of the area leads Everton's defenders a merry dance before his low cross into the six-yard box is repelled under pressure.

Dyche's men are winless in 11 consecutive away games in all competitions since beating Southampton in October.

They last went 12 without victory between December 2003 and May 2004.

The visitors have barely been the Chelsea half but they do briefly threaten following a set piece but a flick towards Tarkowski at the far post just evades the Toffees defender.

Havertz is given too much space to have a pop and force a decent save out of Pickford.

The hosts come again down the left and Felix is a toe-nail away from converting Pulisic's low ball at the near post.

A quite delightful Chelsea move down the right sees Felix burst into space. He can see a runner on the far side but his low pass from the right lacks accuracy and Everton are able to clear their lines through Coleman's vital interception.

A rare foray forward ends with McNeil fizzing a long-range drive way off target.

Possession: Chelsea 83 per cent - Everton 17 per cent.

There's a swagger about the home side's play on the back of those three wins.

Felix bamboozles his man with a lovely first-touch inside the box but his low drive is well closed down.

Havertz meets the resulting corner but flicks his header over.

Chelsea are hoping to clinch a league double over Everton for the first time since the 2016-17 campaign.