Chelsea 5-0 Everton: Chelsea taught toffees a lesson - Ronald Koeman

Eden Hazard scores twice as Chelsea climb to the top of the Premier League with a stylish victory over Everton.

No surprises as Chelsea boss Antonio Conte names an unchanged line-up for the third successive game. The Blues have won their previous four Premier League fixtures. 

That means Pedro retains his place in attack, alongside Diego Costa and Eden Hazard, who scored against Southampton last weekend.

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Goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg is back in the Everton side after missing the 2-0 defeat of West Ham with injury.

Defender Phil Jagielka also returns to their side while Tom Cleverley replaces the suspended  Idrissa Gana Gueye in midfield. 

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Dean Saunders
Ex-Wales striker on Football Focus

They’ve got it right at the back. We saw Antonio Conte nearly crying after losing to Arsenal 3-0.

He was more upset because he was paying a system that he didn’t want to play. They’ve gone back to a back three and it’s worked.

But the game’s about Romelu Lukaku. I think it’s inevitable that he’ll score.

John Motson
Match of the Day commentator

Chelsea are proving to be the real deal since they changed formation., external They are genuine title contenders in my opinion.

Diego Costa looks leaner, Eden Hazard has rediscovered top form now he has license to roam, and Victor Moses has been a revelation at wing-back.

The new system means that when the other team have the ball, Chelsea revert to five at the back and so it is little wonder they have gone 410 minutes without conceding a goal. The fact Chelsea have no European commitments can only strengthen their title prospects.

Ronald Koeman is a shrewd manager and I think Everton will finish in the top six. However, they have a poor record at Stamford Bridge and Chelsea have to start as favourites.

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Sam Allardyce is "as good as Arsene Wenger, if not better", according to Phil Brown, who worked with the 60-year-old at Bolton.

He was speaking after the West Ham manager Allardyce said there was "no coach more sophisticated" than himself in the Premier League.

Brown also said Allardyce was a "statistical genius."

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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho praised Shrewsbury Town after Chelsea beat the League Two side 2-1. Shrewsbury had equalised in 76th minute from a corner, only for the Premier League leaders to score a winner in the final ten minutes.

He also criticised the referee of last week's match against Manchester United, when United equalised late from a set piece after Chelsea had Branislav Ivanovic sent off. The match ended 1-1.

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The 51-year-old told John Southall he tried to answer "in a quick way to kill your mood".

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Shrewsbury boss Micky Mellon jokes he wishes he could field a "weakened" team as strong as Chelsea.

The two sides meet in the League Cup tonight with Chelsea expected to make changes.

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A late equaliser from Martin Skrtel rescues a point for Liverpool at Anfield.

Liverpool took the lead with a goal from Philippe Coutinho, before Arsenal equalised almost immediately with the last kick of the first half.

Arsenal went ahead through Debuchy and after Borini. was sent off for Liverpool it looked like all three points would go to Arsenal. Martin Skrtel, whose head injury led to nine minutes of added time, salvaged a draw for Liverpool in the 96th minute.

This clip is from 5 live Sport on Sunday 21 December 2014.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger thought Mesut Ozil had made a mistake before scoring a superb winner against Ludogorets.

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Martin Keown has accused his former side of ‘naivety’ after a 3-1 first leg last-16 defeat to Monaco

"For me, they lost it trying to win it, that naivity...It kindof fell apart, Arsenal were very unprofessional. You expect better from them", he said.

The North London club were heavy favourites going into the match, however goals from Geoffrey Kondogbia, Dimitar Berbatov and Yannick Ferreira Carrasco mean Arsenal will have to score at least three times in Monaco next month, in order to avoid going out at the last 16 stage for a 5th successive season .

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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho says he’s “not happy” Liverpool player Steven Gerrard is leaving at the end of the season.

“I’m not happy he leaves, I would love the Premier League to keep hold of the best players and I think he has more than those qualities to play in the Premier League.”

When 5 live’s Juliette Ferrington suggested “having a word” with the Liverpool midfielder to get him to stay, “Or to get him on loan?” replied Mourinho.

Liverpool fought from 1-0 down to draw 1-1 with Chelsea in the first leg of the semi-finals of the Capital One Cup and will face Liverpool at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday 27th January.

Mourinho said “We didn’t test because we lost lots of passes after recovering the ball. Because of that, we couldn’t be more dangerous.”

This clip is from 5 live Sport on Tuesday 20th January 2015.