Thursday, February 12, 2015

Chelsea vs. Everton 1-0 Highlight Goal Premier League 11-02-2015

Barclays Premier League this midweek bring big game that brings the holder is Chelsea's top of the standings with Everton. Compete at Stamford Bridge stadium which is the headquarters of the greatness of the blues as a nickname for Chelsea, Everton turns able dampen Chelsea attack which led to the first-half run-scoring draw glasses. Chelsea coach Jose Mourinho strategy puts a 4-2-3-1 formation with striker is Remy, meanwhile Diego Costa on forbidden to play because of a card accumulation. While there Ramires in midfield, Matic, and also Cuadrado.

Meanwhile, Everton camp barely appears in full force as against Chelsea, where the coach Roberto Martinez applies the same play with Chelsea formation by leaving a striker up front that Lukaku. What's interesting about the game last night between Chelsea vs. Everton is the appearance of a brilliant performance Everton keeper, Tim Howard were able to skim and also block the opportunities created by the Chelsea players, so if you watch last night's game will think the final game ended with a score draw without goals.

But in the second half Chelsea did not want to despair, the coach Jose Mourinho enter Fabregas in the 69th minute replacing Cuadrado. The presence of the midfield general this makes the game more lively Chelsea, where the flow of the ball from the midfield and eventually become so dominant in the 88th minute that the injury time without in suspect Brazilian players that Willian releasing highly directional horizontal kick from outside the penalty box and the ball cannot be anticipated well by Tim Howard the lead goal. 1-0 with the advantage to Chelsea, where the goal of William's presence is so remarkable for being the savior for Chelsea almost desperate goalless.

Lineup:

Chelsea (4-2-3-1): Cech; Ivanovic, Zouma, Terry (c), Azpilicueta; Ramires, Matic; Cuadrado (Fabregas 69), Willian (Cahill 88), Hazard; Remy (Drogba 69)

Everton (4-2-3-1): Howard; Coleman, Stones, Jagielka, Oviedo; Barry, Besic (McCarthy h/t); Lennon (Mirallas 72), Barkley (Gibson 72), Naismith; Lukaku.