Chelsea's seven-game win streak in all competitions was broken when the West London side traveled to Goodison Park to face Sean Dyche's men. Fans knew it would be a difficult game, as the Evertonians had previously held Mikel Arteta's Arsenal to a standstill.
The game lived up to its billing, proving how challenging it was expected to be for the Blues. Chelsea dominated the first half, but Dyche's men had more control in the second half, creating the better chances of the two sides. Tosin Adarabioyo, Enzo Fernandez, and Robert Sanchez played key roles in maintaining the clean sheet, though some others did not impress. Here's how The Pride of London rates the Blues after that stalemate:
Robert Sanchez: 7.5/10
Sanchez was solid, coming up with tremendous saves when called upon. He was a major reason Chelsea kept a clean sheet, and though his distribution still needs improvement, he did the important things very well.
Axel Disasi: 7/10
Disasi was very good in buildup down Chelsea's right-hand side. He was solid in his duels and excellent at winning the ball back for the away side. His passing was strong as well.
Tosin Adarabioyo: 8/10
Tosin was Chelsea's best defender on the night, doing nearly everything right. He was excellent in his duels, defending, and distributing the ball. He won all his ground duels, completing all three tackles he contested. He was pivotal in Chelsea's ability to play out from the back and control the game.