Everton vs Chelsea LIVE: Premier League match stream, latest score, goal updates and fan reaction

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·21. März 2026

Everton vs Chelsea LIVE: Premier League match stream, latest score, goal updates and fan reaction

Blues bidding to end a nightmare week on a positive note

Chelsea take on Everton at the Hill Dickinson Stadium this evening

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Everton vs Chelsea LIVE

After a difficult week on and off the pitch, Chelsea are bidding to sign off for the international break on a high as they face Everton in a crucial Premier League fixture this evening. The Blues have suffered three straight defeats in the space of ten days, losing ground in the top-four battle and crashing out of the Champions League in rather humiliating fashion at the last-16 stage.

Additionally, Chelsea have lost captain Reece James to injury, while Enzo Fernandez has raised speculation about his future by hinting at a summer exit. Liam Rosenior's side now pay their first visit to the Hill Dickinson Stadium hoping to get back on track.

Everton, meanwhile, have picked up more points away from home so far this season but did beat Burnley in their most recent match here before losing to Arsenal in London. European qualification remains a possibility for the Toffees, currently a dark-horse in the Champions League battle, a win this evening would move them to within two points of Chelsea. Follow the game LIVE below with our dedicated match blog, featuring expert insight and analysis from Dom Smith at the ground.

Live updates

1 minute ago

Kick-off approaching on Merseyside

15 minutes to go until kick-off at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

3 minutes ago

Pre-match thoughts

Liam Rosenior on results elsewhere this weekend going in Chelsea's favour: "That will happen over the course of the season, it doesn't make any difference unless we do the job that we need to do."

6 minutes ago

Chelsea handed major boost in race for Champions League

Chelsea and the rest of the Premier League sides mourning their lost Champions League campaigns this week have been handed a major boost ahead of next season.

England’s top flight saw the Blues, Tottenham, Manchester City and Newcastle all crash out of Europe’s elite competition across Tuesday and Wednesday.

Yet despite the Premier League sides’ premature exits, England’s top division is still set to have five Champions League places up for grabs next season.

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11 minutes ago

Chelsea and Strasbourg fans to join forces in protest against BlueCo

Strasbourg ultras will jet into London next month to join Chelsea fans in a protest against the BlueCo ownership group.

Chelsea and Strasbourg are co-owned under the controversial BlueCo multi-club ownership network.

There has been a steady stream of player loans and transfers between the two sides, with Chelsea regularly taking the Ligue 1 outfit’s top talents and, more recently, nicking their manager, Liam Rosenior - a move which enraged Strasbourg supporters.

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