Everton and Chelsea draw 0-0 at halftime in Premier League match
Everton and Chelsea are level at halftime in their Premier League clash at Hill Dickinson Stadium.

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- Everton and Chelsea drew 0-0 at halftime
- Five yellow cards were issued in the first half
- Chelsea's Caido hit the woodwork
- Everton was unbeaten in eight games before the match
Everton and Chelsea played to a 0-0 draw at halftime in a Premier League match at Hill Dickinson Stadium on October 17, 2026.
The match was testy, with five yellow cards shown in the first half. Chelsea's Caicedo struck the woodwork with a powerful shot.
“We know it’s going to be hard, especially against the front three they have of Morgan, Cole and Joao Pedro.”
Everton's Merlin Rohl had the first shot on target for the hosts, while Chelsea's Pickford made several saves.
Everton entered the match unbeaten in eight games across the Premier League and Carabao Cup.
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