Everton Defeats Chelsea 3-0 in Premier League Match
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- •Everton scored three unanswered goals against Chelsea in their 3-0 home win.
- •Forward Beto registered a brace for Everton in the match.
- •The game was part of the 2025–26 Premier League season.
- •Chelsea remain one point behind the Champions League qualification places despite the defeat.
- •Liam Rosenior criticised his Chelsea side for conceding what he called "cheap goals".
- •Rosenior told his players to "forget the noise" following the loss.
- •Reports from Nigeria and Singapore described Everton as having overrun or thumped Chelsea.
- •Coverage framed the result as tightening the race for European qualification spots.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Chelsea respond with a win in their next Premier League match Liam Rosenior may ease pressure while keeping the club close to Champions League qualification.
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RURIA Novosti (RU)"Челси" разгромно проиграл "Эвертону" в матче АПЛCNChannel News AsiaRosenior bemoans 'cheap goals' as Everton thump ChelseaCNChannel News AsiaBeto double gives Everton big win over Chelsea in race for EuropeMEThe National (UAE)Everton outclass Chelsea as Liam Rosenior calls defeat 'most disappointing yet'