Everton vs Chelsea - Premier League LIVE: Xabi Alonso's free-scoring visitors look to leap into the top four - with Toffees undefeated on Merseyside this season

A reminder of Chelsea's speedy starts:
0:38 – Joao Pedro vs Fulham
3:39 – Romeo Lavia vs Brighton
1:17 – Morgan Rogers vs Arsenal
6:15 – Morgan Rogers vs Hull
1:06 – Jordan Henderson vs Bournemouth

[If] we took a few more chances and we hadn't conceded last week we'd have a few more points. But it happens in football, we've also come back last in games when we've been getting beat.

That's football for you. Sometimes you think you should have more but when you look back on it maybe other times you could be a bit fortunate to get some points.

Last week we could have won against Hull but we've had a good start, we're unbeaten, fifth in the league. We want to turn draws into wins and we are working towards that.

We know it's going to be hard, especially against their front three in Morgan [Rogers], Cole [Palmer] and Joao Pedro. We have to concentrate on ourselves and think about what we are going to do with the ball. Fingers crossed.

It's always nice to be the early kick-off live on TV. Everyone wants to play in these games and perform well. We're all looking forward to it and hopefully we can give the fans a good day today.

We needed a win but this was last week, one is not enough, we need to keep going, doing the right things, repeating and always improving game by game.

He picked up a little problem yesterday. We are not certain yet of the situation because it was late yesterday. Jorrel [Hato] is fit, he's played there so just that change.

It makes it more limited but we have enough options. With Romeo [Lavia], with [Valentin] Barco, they have played and now we have Mo [Caciedo] back and [Jordan] Hendo so we have more options. But for sure it's a blow for everyone that we will miss Reece for the next weeks.

Good first day for them together playing in the middle. They give balance, they give personality, they give stability in the middle of the team. They mix very well as well in terms of qualities and personalities and that's what we want for any team.

They did really well but today we will need another big one in this stadium against Everton, tough opponent. They are in a good run so we are expecting a tough challenge. Always we try that but so far for sure we would have wanted to concede less. I'm sure that it will get better.

From what I hear, Pep Chavarria was going to be starting at left wing back, as Xabi Alonso wanted to name the same team that beat Bournemouth 5-1 last week. However, Chavarria is a late dropout, despite arriving at the Hill Dickinson, so he's been replaced by Jorrel Hato, who has looked a tad shaky at times.

It's nine months ago today that Chelsea last secured a Premier League clean sheet, and Everton won 3-0 here last season, and David Moyes’ side are unbeaten this term... and yet silly me is predicting a 2-0 away win for some strange reason.

Everton are still unbeaten and, as well as their results, they have really impressed me with the way they have played so far. Bournemouth had a better xG than Chelsea last weekend, but lost 5-1. That game showed again how Xabi Alonso's side are going to be enjoyable to watch this season but very difficult to predict.

You just don't know what you are going to get with Chelsea at the moment but at least you know what to expect from Everton. They are always so well organised and should probably have beaten Hull City last time out, with the number of good chances Thierno Barry had. I can see them making things awkward for Chelsea and maintaining that unbeaten start.