Chelsea once more failed to capitalise on having more possession and lots of chances as they frustrated in a 2-2 draw with Everton. It was a first half case of deja vu for Graham Potter, who's side held good territory and cut through the Toffees without working Jordan Pickford.
It meant that when they did eventually go ahead through Joao Felix the tendency to see out the game came about once more rather than punishing their passive opponents. Sean Dyche's team responded and bounced back twice to record a key draw in the relegation battle.
Having now scored two goals in their past three games it was also defensive issues that saw Potter's men punished but there was another attacking change to the team as well. Christian Pulisic returned for his first start since January.
