Chelsea yapigwa na Everton bao 3- 1
Timu ya Chelsea imefungwa bao 3 – 1 dhidi ya Everton
katika mchezo wa Ligi Kuu ya England. Nemanja Matic amefunga hat trick.
Jose Mourinho's worst ever start to a league campaign continued after the defending champions Chelsea were beaten 3-1 by Everton at Goodison Park.
All attention focused on John Stones, the subject of a succession of failed bids from the Blues this summer, at the beginning of the game. The young defender impressed, but it was early substitute Steven Naismith who stole the plaudits with a superb hat-trick after replacing the injured Muhamed Besic.
Nemaja Matic, who has now scored both of his Premier League goals at Goodison, pulled one back for the visitors with a thunderous drive in the first half, but it wasn't enough to stop Toffees fans from chanting 'You're getting sacked in the morning' in the direction of Mourinho.
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Substitute Steven Naismith wheels away in celebration after handing Everton the lead at Goodison Park
The Scotland forward doubled Everton's lead with a thunderous shot from outside of the area, as Branislav Ivanovic (left) stands off
Naismith completed a perfect hat-trick - header, right foot, left foot - to seal a memorable 3-1 victory over the defending champions
Chelsea midfielder Nemanja Matic pumps his fist after bringing the champions back into the game with a screaming long-range shot
All focus was on Everton defender John Stones (centre) at the start of the game after Chelsea failed to sign him this summer
A hamstring strain for Muhamed Besic saw Everton forced into an early substitution with Steven Naismith (centre) coming on
The Scotland international heads home beyond reserve keeper Asmir Begovic to hand Everton the lead
Naismith came on early in the first half to head in from Everton defender Brendan Galloway's superb cross
The 28-year-old forward slides on his knees in front of the home supporters to celebrate scoring Everton's opening goal
Young England and Everton hopeful Ross Barkley (left) competes in an aerial duel with Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel
Begovic, who is standing in for the injured Thibaut Courtois, made several important saves to deny Everton in the first half
Buoyed by his opening goal, Naismith unleashes a spectacular drive from outside of the are to double Everton's lead
Chelsea No 1 Begovic dives in vain as Naismith's long distance effort beats him for a pace at the far post
Everton team-mates, including Barkley who provided the assist, rush to congratulate Naismith as Everton take a 2-0 lead
The inquest begins as Chelsea striker Diego Costa (right) and team-mate Eden Hazard exchanges words
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho, who is experiencing his worst ever start to a league season, reacts as Chelsea go two goals down
Blues youngster Kurt Zouma (centre) towers highest to win a header before five Everton players
Matic handed Chelsea a lifeline with only his second Premier League goal - both of which were scored against Everton at Goodison
Captain John Terry (2nd left) joins players in celebration of Matic's sensational first half goal
Former Chelsea striker Romelu Lukaku (right) wins a header in front of Blues youngster Zouma
Chelsea brought on new signing Kenedy as they continued to chase the game after the interval
Another summer signing Pedro (right) failed to make a difference before being substituted by Chelsea in the second half
Naismith sealed a memorable victory by completng his hat-trick with a low drilled shot in the second half
Disgruntled Everton supporters sent a fly over mesage 'Your Failures Are Your Legacy' to chairman Bill Kenwright ahead of the game
Mourinho greets his former striker Lukaku, whom he offloaded to Everton, on the pitch ahead of the match
CREDIT: DAILYMAILY

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