Chelsea made hard work of a manager-less Everton side playing a strong lineup. Antonio Conte sent out a much-changed team in the Carabao Cup fixture, giving an opportunity to see youngsters Ethan Ampadu and Charly Musonda.

Chelsea’s saviour was finally fit enough to play in the Carabao Cup against Everton. Danny Drinkwater made his not-very-eagerly-awaited debut, marshalling young Ethan Ampadu.
2-1 was a fair result, as Chelsea keeper Willy Caballero kept the home side in the lead. Everton stole a very late goal (which they probably deserved), after a series of sharp saves from the little-seen Argentinian.
Goalkeeper and defence
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Midfield
Forwards and substitutes
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Who was your man of the match: one of the youth, or the oldest player on the pitch? Let us know below or tag them on Twitter (does Willy Caballero do Twitter?)!

