Everton look bright on the counter. It's Seamus Coleman who gets away this time and he wins another corner on the right-hand side.

Eden Hazard's balance is superb as the ball sticks to his feet like glue. He turns nicely in the middle and lays it off to Mateo Kovacic.

Kovacic tries to flick it on but the return is nicked off the toe of Hazard.

Willian's ball to Eden Hazard is wasteful but the Brazilian acknowledges his mistake and sticks a hand up to his teammates.

Tame start so far.

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Gyfil Sigurdsson slips it right for Richarlison but David Luiz pushes his compatriot wide. They battle it out in the corner and Luiz comes out on top to win possession back for Chelsea.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Not long ago you looked at the opposition when they came to Stamford Bridge and before the game they were beat. You could see it in their body language, there was an aura about Chelsea.

That is where Chelsea are trying to get back to. It will be interesting to see how Everton approach it.

The ball is played in towards Yerry Mina, who towers over everybody, but he misjudges the flight and ends up falling over in the box.

Antonio Rudiger gives the ball away to Andre Gomez. He slips it to the left for Bernard. The Brazilian cuts inside and wins a free-kick.

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Donnie J: Barkley to come on as sub and score the winner and celebrate in front of the away fans.

Nick Jeans: Questioning whether, as a Liverpool fan, I can really support both Everton and United today...Greater cause tho, right?!

Mateo Kovacic plays it inside for Eden Hazard but he's tackled in midfield. Everton look to attack down the right and Richarlison eventually gets a shot away on the far side which is blocked and diverted out for a corner.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Eden Hazard gives Chelsea a different dimension, takes them to another level when he is at his best.

it is a big game, Everton could get lost among the mid-table and they will want more than that. Chelsea know the ramifications. Pressure is constant on the top three.

Here we go!

Kyle: It should be an entertaining game this afternoon. Everton will try and attack Chelsea as much as they can and they will no doubt cause Chelsea problems. However with the front 6 of Chelsea they will have to much for Everton. 3-1 to Chelsea I'm going for.

Ieuan: After Liverpool winning today let’s see if Everton can do us a favour and beat ChelseaFC.

Here's how Chelsea and Everton will line-up this afternoon.

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Two elderly men, aged 82 and 83, lay a wreath in the centre as the players gather around for a minute's silence.

They served between 1951 and 1973 and 1957 and 1967 respectively.

There's more tributes on Armistice Day as there's a giant poppy flag displayed in the centre circle at Stamford Bridge.

A flag in the crowd says "Chelsea Remembers" and there's giant lettering in the far corner with the same words.

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Eden Hazard says he is feeling "wear and tear" as he gets older and has turned to yoga to help him take care of his body.

The Chelsea player has recently returned from a back injury but is unhappy at the rough treatment doled out by his opponents.

"I guess when I am on the floor I can win free-kicks so every free-kick with Chelsea is a chance to score more goals," adds the Belgian, who has not scored for Chelsea since 7 October.

"I’m 27 now and starting to get older, so I have to take more care of my body. I am feeling the wear and tear. I have been doing yoga since I have been at Chelsea."

Everton have won just one of their five away games in the Premier League so far this season, but manager Marco Silva is not concerned:

"I don't have doubts that we will improve to the end of the season.

"The first two away we played with 10 players and almost won. After we played Arsenal and Manchester United. They were more effective than us.

"We had a very good win against Leicester and we were competitive in all of them. I am sure we will improve this form."

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Manchester City are likely to recall Sergio Aguero, who was an unused substitute against Shakhtar Donetsk on Wednesday.

Kevin de Bruyne, Eliaquim Mangala and Claudio Bravo are long-term absentees.

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Manchester United will give a fitness test to Romelu Lukaku, who has missed their last two league and cup games with an unspecified injury.

United will also monitor Paul Pogba, who missed training on Friday with what is believed to be a minor injury. There were reports earlier he has been left out of the starting XI.

Diogo Dalot has been out with an injury sustained during the international break, while captain Antonio Valencia is back in contention having travelled to Italy for the midweek game against Juventus.

Liverpool

Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold, speaking to BT Sport: "Fulham are a good side and we knew it was going to be tough. They came here with a game plan and they tried to execute it.

"We are happy with three points. We're quite a possession based team and we try to get the opposition on the back-foot. For any team coming to Anfield, it's going to be hard for them to dominate the ball."

Team-mate Andrew Robertson: "We scored a lot of goals last season but this season we have been solid at the back as well.

"It was a difficult first half but in the second half I thought we controlled it."

Liverpool, who have now picked up 30 points from their opening 12 Premier League games (W9, D3, L0) – their joint-best total at this stage in the competition (level with 2002-03) - sit at the top of the table, but Chelsea will overtake them on goal difference with victory over Everton.

The Toffees sit in ninth place - five points off Arsenal in fifth - with five wins in 11 games.

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