The Everton fans went absolutely ballistic when that goal went in. They are the ones you can hear now. A home steward is forced to come on with a little cage to remove a blue flare.

Credit to Everton. They fell behind but their heads did not drop. They've battled back and have a massive goal and one hand on a massive point.

Amadou Onana rises highest and glances a header that takes a touch off a Chelsea player. It'll be another corner.

Everton win their first corner.

Chelsea have lost a bit of control.

Demarai Gray is the key for Everton if they are to get anything here.

He carries the ball down the right and whips in a fine low ball that is just a bit ahead of onrushing team-mates in the box. Kepa dives on it.

James Tarkowski is not a man to take any decision against him well. He claims he gets the ball as he tackles Joao Felix with his studs up. He got a bit of the ball and a bit of the man.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

There is a real bit of fight about Everton, they're not just rolling over and giving this one up. That's good to see.

Sean Dyche will be delighted with that if nothing else.

To be fair, Chelsea are having to do a bit more defending now. Kalidou Koulibaly has to be in the right spot to hook away a Dwight McNeil cross. Demarai Gray was sniffing in the box.

Christian Pulisic, recently back from injury, is withdrawn, with Conor Gallagher replacing him.

Played OK did Pulisic. Not seen as much of him after the break, though.

Close!

Chelsea drive forward again and after Joao Felix is tackled the ball falls to Mateo Kovacic for a shot that deflects up and over the bar from an Everton diving block.

Sean Dyche isn't happy, nor are his players. They feel Everton should have a free-kick for a sliding tackle by Enzo Fernandes on Demarai Gray.

The visitors have shown more endeavour since going behind than the 50-odd minutes before.

Chance! Everton's best of the game so far!

Demarai Gray curls in the free-kick and Michael Keane is there to meet it after darting into space, but he can't make any meaningful contact and the ball flashes wide.

Kalidou Koulibaly clatters Alex Iwobi on the right edge of the Chelsea box. It's a booking for the Chelsea defender and a very useful Everton free-kick.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

You can't make an argument against Joao Felix scoring today. His skills have been fantastic, he has controlled large parts of the play. He takes a touch and just hits it low and hard and towards the corner.

It goes through legs and when that happens, goalkeepers never seem to save it because they cannot get to that area.

He's hit the post three or four times for Chelsea and this time it has gone in. Maybe his luck is changing, that's all he needed really, a little bit of extra luck.

Christian Pulisic slots in a brilliant finish from the edge of the box, but the man who set him up with a backheel - Joao Felix - is offside.

This comes just after Michael Keane saw an Alex Iwobi cross hit him and drop to Kepa at the other end.

That changes the game. Everton are going to have be a bit more ambitious at some point. How will they be and when? A second Chelsea goal and you suspect it is game over.

Demarai Gray hasn't had much to feed off but he's given Benoit Badiashile a moment of panic or two. He turns him and runs away towards the Chelsea box before a backtracking home player halts him.

Reece James pokes a ball inside for Enzo Fernandez but James Tarkowski blocks his shot.