A nice little passage of play ends with Reece James winning a corner off Vitaliy Mykolenko.

Kai Havertz sends the corner in but Everton clear.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Chelsea have been in this position so many times, under pressure in a game in a stadium baying for blood. They've taken the sting out ofg the game, getting Jorginho on the ball, knocking it side to side, moving Everton deeper.

They are not even looking to threaten in behind yet; they've had no attempts. but they are gradually moving up the pitch.

Ouch. Antonio Rudiger sends Seamus Coleman flying with a badly-timed challenge. The Chelsea defender is booked and Coleman gives Rudiger a little shove in frustration.

Anthony Gordon is over the free kick but there's groans around the ground as his delivery loops all the way to the back post and the opportunity is gone.

Another let off for Tottenham!

Ben Davies is caught in possession and Marc Albrighton bursts into the box but Cristian Romero comes flying in to clear the danger.

Jhuel Willy: Whatever gets Everton relegated. Come on you Chelsea. Really want to see Everton down.

This has turned in Leicester's favour now with the visitors seeing most of the ball and they go within inches of taking the lead.

Boubakary Soumare breaks down the right and fires in a low cross. Tottenham's defence is static as the ball gets to Patson Daka, whose low strike is pushed onto the post by Hugo Lloris.

Great save.

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Good work by Demarai Gray to win the ball deep inside the Everton half. He quickly finds Richarlison, who tries to break but runs into three Chelsea players.

Everton's fans appreciate the commitment shown, though, and applause warmly.

Everyone seems to stop play as Kai Havertz appears to be fouled on the edge of the area but Mason Mount plays on and his looping shot is just onto the roof of the net.

Moments later, Yerry Mina goes down inside the area under a challenge but nothing is given.

Maia Gyepi-Garbrah: At my first ever away game with the hubby. 3-0 Leicester I'm hoping. Come on you foxes!!

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BBC Sport at Goodison Park

Tell you what, I've been to some loud games inside Goodison this season, but this tops the lot.

Everton have matched their support with great urgency, and Thomas Tuchel is screaming at his players to push up. This will be a test for even their most experienced internationals.

Speaking of which, Thiago Silva's Brazilian battle with Richarlison is already shaping up nicely.

First opportunity for Leicester as Ayoze Perez cuts in from the left and takes a shot but it is into the sidenetting.

It appeared to take a slight deflection off a Tottenham player and Perez is fuming at the decision to award a goal kick.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Thomas Tuchel is out on the touchline, just trying to make sure his players up their game. Everton have won all the 50/50s; he's letting them know he expects more.

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Richarlison is shoved off the ball by Reece James - who was outstanding against Manchester United on Thursday - and Everton have a free kick midway inside the Chelsea half.

Anthony Gordon is again on set piece duties but his delivery is flicked away by Antonio Rudiger.

Strong start by Tottenham with Leicester struggling to get the ball off them.

Son Heung-min receives a pass with his back to goal inside the box but can't turn his marker to get a shot off.

An early corner for Tottenham but Eric Dier can't get direction on it from Son Heung-min's delivery.

... well that was disappointing.

Anthony Gordon curls the free kick well over. Nevertheless, a positive start by the hosts.

Anthony Gordon signals Everton's intent as he charges forward in the first 20 seconds and wins a free kick just outside the area...

We're under way at Everton and Tottenham. Two big games, but they all are at this stage.

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