We could have been out of it before we’d had so much as a shot on target.The Blues managed to get a foothold in the game with some sterile possession higher up the pitch, but all it did was open them up more. It didn’t take long for a total lack of pressure in midfield to allow James Garner to pick out a through ball to Beto, who finished neatly over Robert Sanchez.Things got worse in the second half. Beto added a second when his shot went through Sanchez after yet more terrible defending, and Iliman Ndiaye lashed in a superb goal after the Blues failed to defend a long ball.MOTM – Cole PalmerAnalysisThere’s almost nothing left to be said after that.

What can we add to our reports on the losses against Newcastle and PSG (x2)?The team are far too open, yet don’t even manage to leverage that to make good chances. They are exposed horribly the moment the opposition have the ball, but don’t threaten at all when they have it.It’s the worst of both worlds – at least Mauricio Pochettino had some attacking promise, and Enzo Maresca some defensive control.The players are making horrible defensive errors, but there are ways of mitigating that. Asking them to play out from the back is quite the opposite.TeamsEvertonJordan PickfordJake O’BrienJames TarkowskiMichael KeaneVitaliy MykolenkoJames GarnerIdrissa GueyeDwight McNeilKiernan Dewsbury-HallIliman NdiayeNorberto Beto SubstitutesMark TraversNathan PattersonThierno Barry (s 81′)Tyler DiblingSeamus ColemanJarrad Branthwaite (s 78′)Merlin Rohl (s 89′)Timothy Iroegbunam (s 89′)Harrison Armstrong ChelseaRobert SanchezMalo GustoWesley FofanaJorrel HatoMarc CucurellaRomeo LaviaMoises CaicedoCole PalmerEnzo FernandezLomba Pedro Netode Jesus Joao Pedro SubstitutesTeddy Sharman-LoweTosin Adarabioyo (s 78′)Liam Delap (s 78′)Dario EssugoAndrey Santos (s 57′)Mamadou SarrJosh Acheampongde Oliveira Estevao (s 70′)Alejandro Garnacho (s 46′) StatsThis table clearly organizes the provided match data. Team A had more shots and better xG, while Team B had higher possession.Quote of the game“The most disappointing evening so far in terms of the things we’ve spoken about, not gifting goals away and making sure we’re in the game, getting control of the game,” – Liam Rosenior is honest about Chelsea disaster.