Chelsea FC manager, Jose Mourinho,
has recorded a remarkable win after his initial worries of inconsistent
performances this season.
Diego Costa got a brace for the Stamford Bridge giants to move them out of the relegation zone.
In other match, Manchester United captain, Wayne Rooney scored his 187th goal in the English Premier League, to tie Andy Cole as the second all time highest goalscorer, behind Alan Shearer.
This feat was achieved when he scored the third and final goal against his boyhood club, Everton.
Scnheiderlin and Herrera were responsible for the other goals as Van Gaal’s men bounced back from the defeat at Arsenal two weeks ago.
This was how Naij.com Sports covered the matches.
Chelsea welcome Aston Villa to the Bridge this afternoon and the home team will be seeking to right every wrong so far this season.
But the manager, Jose Mourinho, has made a major change to his side as he has dropped talisman and forward, Eden Hazard from his starting line up.
Everton will also be looking to compile the Louis van Gaal’s side which was humiliated at the Emirates stadium last weekend.
Chelsea XI: Begovic; Baba Rahman, Terry, Zouma, Azpilicueta; Loftus-Cheek, Ramires; Wilian, Fabregas, Pedro; Diego Costa.
Aston Villa XI: Guzan; Hutton, Richards, Lescott, Richardson; Gana, Westwood, Gil; Grealish, Ayew, Gestede.
Everton XI: Howard; Coleman, Stones, Jagielka, Galloway; Barry, McCarthy; Naismith, Barkley, Lennon; Lukaku.
Man United XI: De Gea; Darmian, Smalling, Jones, Rojo; Schweinsteiger, Schneiderlin; Mata, Herrera, Rooney; Martial.
All the results from today’s matches:
Tottenham Hotspur 0 – 0 Liverpool
Chelsea 2 – 0 Aston Villa
Crystal Palace 1 – 3 West Ham United
Everton 0 – 3 Manchester United
Manchester City 5 – 1 AFC Bournemouth
Southampton 2 – 2 Leicester City
West Bromwich Albion 1 – 0 Sunderland
It’s FULL TIME at the Bridge and Goodison park, as well as other venues across the country. Which was your favourite match?
90′ +4 Loic Remy replaces Willian who has shone brilliantly in this game.
90′ +4 As time wears out, the game goes into a lull as all the teams involved in matches this evening try to protect their leads. It has been an exciting evening of all-round action here.
90′ +1 Chelsea’s tormerntor-in-chief, Grealish is booked for a mistimed tackle on Azpilicuetas. Five minutes of added time at the Bridge, can Chelsea hold on?
82′ SUBSTITUTION! Eden Hazard finally introduced, he replaces Pedro upfront; Barkley also tries to help Everton, but his shot flies well over the post.
80′ Fabregas tries a low shot to cement the win for The Blues, but his shot goes just wide.
79′ Anthony Martial does well to create a chance for himself but Howard does even better to save from him.
73′ SUBSTITUTION! Deulofeu comes on for Lennon (Everton), Carrick replaces Bastian (United). Meanwhile, Willian is booked for misconduct.
70′ Lukaku is booked for tripping Ander Herrera, another sign of frustration?
69′ Buoyed by his initial strike, Rooney tries to get another goal but Howard comes out well to deny the Manchester United skipper. Meanwhile, at the Bridge, Azpilicueta was the saving grace for the home side as Lescott almost got a goal back for the away side.
68′ SUBSTITUTION Aston Villa make double changes; Amavi replaces Richardson, Adama comes in for Jordan Ayew.
66′ That was Wayne Rooney’s 187th Premier League goal which puts him level with Cole as the second highest goalscorer in the EPL. Only Alan Shearer has more goals.
64′ Richardson is booked for pulling Chelsea’s Willian as Costa tries a header at goal, but it would not worry Guzman.
62′ GOOOOOOAAAAAAAAL! And record-chasing Rooney finally scores via a clinical finish from a Herrera pass. What a strike!
55′ De Gea saves brilliantly with a foot to Lukaku’s goal bound strike, Everton on the ascendancy now… how will this end?
53′ GOOOOOOAAAAAAL! Costa scores again off a deflected effort. he gets a beautiful pass by Fabregas, chests down, beats his marker, take the first shot, blocked; takes a second, deflected… and it’s inside the net!
52′ At the Goodison Park, Marcos Rojo is booked for a foul on Romelu Lukaku as Everton try frantically to get back into this game.
49′ HARSH! There’s a first yellow card in the Chelsea game, as Ayew booked for a late sliding tackle on Ramires right in front of the dugouts.
46′ Everton kick off at the Goodison park and have brought in Aruna Kone for Naismith while Juan Mata comes off for Lingard.
45′ Matic replaces Loftus-Cheek at the start of the second half, Mourinho parking the bus, perhaps?
Second Half is underway across all venues this evening, can Chelsea maintain the momentum, will United get more goals? Follow our live commentary here.
Half Time Scores:
Chelsea 1 – 0 Aston Villa
Crystal Palace 1 – 1 West Ham United
Everton 0 – 2 Manchester United
Manchester City 4 – 1 AFC Bournemouth
Southampton 2 – 0 Leicester City
West Bromwich Albion 0 – 0 Sunderland
It’s Half Time across all centres in the EPL, Naij.com Sports will bring you half time scores in a short while.
41′ Wayne Rooney would have shot straight at goal, but he chose to pass to Martial. He shoots, but it poses no threat.
40′ Begovic makes another fine save from Grealish, who has been Villa’s tormentor in chief this afternoon.
34′ GOOOOOOAAAAAAL! And Chelsea score. Willian is gifted a chance by a defensive howler, he squares for Costa, who buries it into an empty net. Relief for Jose afterall?
29′ Everything seems to be going against Chelsea in this match, are they winning this match? Jones still bleeding in the nose
28′ Jones is bleeding, goes for medical attention, Mourinho looks puzzled as he sits on the dugout watching his players struggle it out with Aston Villa.
24′ Everton defender, Chris Coleman booked for a late foul on Martial in the build-up to the away side’s second goal.
22′ GOOOOOAAAAAAL! Ander Herrera heads in a second goal for Manchester United, looking like a rout here. Meanwhile, at the Bridge, Chelsea are not finding things easy as they are being caged by Aston Villa.
18′ GOOOOOAAAAAAAL! Schneiderlin benefits from a goal mouth scramble by Everton and sends Tim Howard the wrong way to put Manchester United in the lead.
15′ Grealish (Villa) shoots another shot at goalkeeper, Begovic after a nice incursion into the Chelsea half. Will they destroy the Bridge further? Chelsea not playing with any urgency here.
11′ Manchester United captain, Wayne Rooney tries a shot after a one-two with Juan Mata, but it goes just wide off the post.
11′ Aston Villa looking more like the home team here as Hutton capitalised on a failed defensive effort by Chelsea’s defender and gets a shot at Begovic who makes a save with his legs.
6′ Loftus-Cheek’s deflected effort goes just slightly off the post, corner-kick to Chelsea. Meanwhile, Lukaku is trying to create chances for Everton at the Goodison Park. Where are we likely to get the first goal from?
4′ Carles Gil almost got one in there for Villa, but his shot goes wide.
2′ Will Mourinho rue dropping Hazard to the bench? 90 minutes will tell.
1′ Aston Villa kick off at the Bridge and are already in search of an early goal, meanwhile Rooney and Herrera also kick off at the Goodison Park. Other 3pm matches are also underway at various centres in England.
Diego Costa got a brace for the Stamford Bridge giants to move them out of the relegation zone.
In other match, Manchester United captain, Wayne Rooney scored his 187th goal in the English Premier League, to tie Andy Cole as the second all time highest goalscorer, behind Alan Shearer.
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Scnheiderlin and Herrera were responsible for the other goals as Van Gaal’s men bounced back from the defeat at Arsenal two weeks ago.
This was how Naij.com Sports covered the matches.
Chelsea welcome Aston Villa to the Bridge this afternoon and the home team will be seeking to right every wrong so far this season.
But the manager, Jose Mourinho, has made a major change to his side as he has dropped talisman and forward, Eden Hazard from his starting line up.
Everton will also be looking to compile the Louis van Gaal’s side which was humiliated at the Emirates stadium last weekend.
Chelsea XI: Begovic; Baba Rahman, Terry, Zouma, Azpilicueta; Loftus-Cheek, Ramires; Wilian, Fabregas, Pedro; Diego Costa.
Aston Villa XI: Guzan; Hutton, Richards, Lescott, Richardson; Gana, Westwood, Gil; Grealish, Ayew, Gestede.
Everton XI: Howard; Coleman, Stones, Jagielka, Galloway; Barry, McCarthy; Naismith, Barkley, Lennon; Lukaku.
Man United XI: De Gea; Darmian, Smalling, Jones, Rojo; Schweinsteiger, Schneiderlin; Mata, Herrera, Rooney; Martial.
All the results from today’s matches:
Tottenham Hotspur 0 – 0 Liverpool
Chelsea 2 – 0 Aston Villa
Crystal Palace 1 – 3 West Ham United
Everton 0 – 3 Manchester United
Manchester City 5 – 1 AFC Bournemouth
Southampton 2 – 2 Leicester City
West Bromwich Albion 1 – 0 Sunderland
It’s FULL TIME at the Bridge and Goodison park, as well as other venues across the country. Which was your favourite match?
90′ +4 Loic Remy replaces Willian who has shone brilliantly in this game.
90′ +4 As time wears out, the game goes into a lull as all the teams involved in matches this evening try to protect their leads. It has been an exciting evening of all-round action here.
90′ +1 Chelsea’s tormerntor-in-chief, Grealish is booked for a mistimed tackle on Azpilicuetas. Five minutes of added time at the Bridge, can Chelsea hold on?
82′ SUBSTITUTION! Eden Hazard finally introduced, he replaces Pedro upfront; Barkley also tries to help Everton, but his shot flies well over the post.
80′ Fabregas tries a low shot to cement the win for The Blues, but his shot goes just wide.
79′ Anthony Martial does well to create a chance for himself but Howard does even better to save from him.
73′ SUBSTITUTION! Deulofeu comes on for Lennon (Everton), Carrick replaces Bastian (United). Meanwhile, Willian is booked for misconduct.
70′ Lukaku is booked for tripping Ander Herrera, another sign of frustration?
69′ Buoyed by his initial strike, Rooney tries to get another goal but Howard comes out well to deny the Manchester United skipper. Meanwhile, at the Bridge, Azpilicueta was the saving grace for the home side as Lescott almost got a goal back for the away side.
68′ SUBSTITUTION Aston Villa make double changes; Amavi replaces Richardson, Adama comes in for Jordan Ayew.
66′ That was Wayne Rooney’s 187th Premier League goal which puts him level with Cole as the second highest goalscorer in the EPL. Only Alan Shearer has more goals.
64′ Richardson is booked for pulling Chelsea’s Willian as Costa tries a header at goal, but it would not worry Guzman.
62′ GOOOOOOAAAAAAAAL! And record-chasing Rooney finally scores via a clinical finish from a Herrera pass. What a strike!
55′ De Gea saves brilliantly with a foot to Lukaku’s goal bound strike, Everton on the ascendancy now… how will this end?
53′ GOOOOOOAAAAAAL! Costa scores again off a deflected effort. he gets a beautiful pass by Fabregas, chests down, beats his marker, take the first shot, blocked; takes a second, deflected… and it’s inside the net!
52′ At the Goodison Park, Marcos Rojo is booked for a foul on Romelu Lukaku as Everton try frantically to get back into this game.
49′ HARSH! There’s a first yellow card in the Chelsea game, as Ayew booked for a late sliding tackle on Ramires right in front of the dugouts.
46′ Everton kick off at the Goodison park and have brought in Aruna Kone for Naismith while Juan Mata comes off for Lingard.
45′ Matic replaces Loftus-Cheek at the start of the second half, Mourinho parking the bus, perhaps?
Second Half is underway across all venues this evening, can Chelsea maintain the momentum, will United get more goals? Follow our live commentary here.
Half Time Scores:
Chelsea 1 – 0 Aston Villa
Crystal Palace 1 – 1 West Ham United
Everton 0 – 2 Manchester United
Manchester City 4 – 1 AFC Bournemouth
Southampton 2 – 0 Leicester City
West Bromwich Albion 0 – 0 Sunderland
It’s Half Time across all centres in the EPL, Naij.com Sports will bring you half time scores in a short while.
41′ Wayne Rooney would have shot straight at goal, but he chose to pass to Martial. He shoots, but it poses no threat.
40′ Begovic makes another fine save from Grealish, who has been Villa’s tormentor in chief this afternoon.
34′ GOOOOOOAAAAAAL! And Chelsea score. Willian is gifted a chance by a defensive howler, he squares for Costa, who buries it into an empty net. Relief for Jose afterall?
29′ Everything seems to be going against Chelsea in this match, are they winning this match? Jones still bleeding in the nose
28′ Jones is bleeding, goes for medical attention, Mourinho looks puzzled as he sits on the dugout watching his players struggle it out with Aston Villa.
24′ Everton defender, Chris Coleman booked for a late foul on Martial in the build-up to the away side’s second goal.
22′ GOOOOOAAAAAAL! Ander Herrera heads in a second goal for Manchester United, looking like a rout here. Meanwhile, at the Bridge, Chelsea are not finding things easy as they are being caged by Aston Villa.
18′ GOOOOOAAAAAAAL! Schneiderlin benefits from a goal mouth scramble by Everton and sends Tim Howard the wrong way to put Manchester United in the lead.
15′ Grealish (Villa) shoots another shot at goalkeeper, Begovic after a nice incursion into the Chelsea half. Will they destroy the Bridge further? Chelsea not playing with any urgency here.
11′ Manchester United captain, Wayne Rooney tries a shot after a one-two with Juan Mata, but it goes just wide off the post.
11′ Aston Villa looking more like the home team here as Hutton capitalised on a failed defensive effort by Chelsea’s defender and gets a shot at Begovic who makes a save with his legs.
6′ Loftus-Cheek’s deflected effort goes just slightly off the post, corner-kick to Chelsea. Meanwhile, Lukaku is trying to create chances for Everton at the Goodison Park. Where are we likely to get the first goal from?
4′ Carles Gil almost got one in there for Villa, but his shot goes wide.
2′ Will Mourinho rue dropping Hazard to the bench? 90 minutes will tell.
1′ Aston Villa kick off at the Bridge and are already in search of an early goal, meanwhile Rooney and Herrera also kick off at the Goodison Park. Other 3pm matches are also underway at various centres in England.
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