Everton have the opportunity to extend their incredible home record against Chelsea despite usual horrors against the big six

Everton have the opportunity to extend their strong home record against Chelsea by securing at least a point in their upcoming early kickoff match. The Toffees have lost just one home game against the West London club in over nine years, having defeated them 3-0 in Chelsea's last visit under manager David Moyes.
Heading into the fixture, Everton face several squad fitness concerns. Vitaliy Mykolenko remains in contention despite an international knock, while Jarrad Branthwaite may be rested due to lingering injury issues. Additionally, Merlin Rohl has missed the last four matches, and Christopher Norgaard continues to work toward full match fitness.
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