Everton’s wait for another Premier League win at Stamford Bridge is their longest such drought in the competition but just how does their record away to Chelsea stack up?
When Sean Dyche’s men step out against Graham Potter’s side on Saturday afternoon, an incredible 10,340 days will have passed since Everton last secured three points in this corner of west London courtesy of Paul Rideout’s 39th minute header past Dmitri Kharine on November 26, 1994.
It was new manager Joe Royle’s first away game in charge of the Blues it’s a sequence that goes back even longer than the club’s record-breaking silverware drought which stretches to when another headed goal from Rideout in the capital secured the FA Cup at Wembley the following May when they defeated Alex Ferguson’s Manchester United 1-0.
