Welcome to our live text commentary of Chelsea's Premier League visit to Goodison Park to take on Everton.

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The full-time whistle goes at Goodison Park, and Chelsea have ended Everton's unbeaten home record with a 2-1 victory courtesy of a Lampard brace! Pienaar's goal in the second minute proves irrelevant, and it's a fine win for Benitez's side away from home. Thanks for joining us.

Jelavic is presented with a good chance in the box as Baines whips over a testing cross from the left, and he should have made a better connection with that!

Moses and Oscar combine to challenge Osman, who wins a free kick in the Chelsea half from which Everton can build.

Torres is alone in the final third for Chelsea now as four minutes will be added at the end of this second half.

Distin makes a quite brilliant last-gasp challenge to prevent Torres from getting a shot away with just the defender and Howard to beat from inside the Everton box!

Everton are throwing bodies forward with just Heitinga and Howard back in their own half at the moment.

Cole is booked for a late challenge, and it's desperate defending now from Chelsea in the final stages.

Oscar comes on to replace Mata now for Chelsea, and Benitez is looking extremely agitated.

Everton pushing hard for an equaliser as they pepper the Chelsea box.

Torres is ruled offside once more as he drifts in behind Heitinga, but the Everton defenders hold the line.

Moses jinks inside from the left and drives a low shot towards goal, but Distin makes a fine block on the edge of the box.

Everton's final change sees Pienaar replaced by Bryan Oviedo.

Howard punts a long ball upfield towards Jelavic, and it's going to be a series of direct passes in the final 10 minutes from the hosts.

Ross Barkley comes on for Everton now as Moyes makes his second change.

It's frantic stuff from Everton now as the hosts pile on the pressure, and Chelsea are having to defend desperately.

Velios comes on for Naismith, and Moyes moves swiftly to make a change himself.

Chelsea now have a slender lead to protect for the remaining 15 minutes plus added time.

Benitez quickly moves to withdraw Hazard, and Victor Moses is the man to come on.

Moyes is absolutely furious with his defenders for not clearing the ball away from inside the box.