CHELSEA VS EVERTON

 Its always an interesting game to look forward to since at the present Everton have proved to be a team that can match up the challenge that is poised vs the Blues.

what makes it more interesting is that the game is being played at the Godison park, one of the tough places to visit, and also recently Everton have always been performing in the matches they have played against the blues so i really anticipate the magpies to prove to hectic an opponent for the blues, who are in a somehow disappointed mood after a dismal performance against united the last time out

With Steven Pienaar suspended following his red card in Saturday’s Merseyside derby and Marouane Fellaini injured, David Moyes will have to rearrange his midfield and that could see a first start of the season for Mikel Arteta.

Tony Hibbert, Dan Gosling and Phil Jagielka are still missing. Everton are the only side not to lose at Chelsea so far this season, forcing a 3-3 draw there in December.

Chelsea could be unchanged from the side that beat Arsenal 2-0, particularly as John Terry has been given the all-clear after suffering a dead-leg, but Carlo Ancelotti could consider starting with Salomon Kalou and Joe Cole. Juliano Belletti, Michael Essien and Jose Bosingwa are all sidelined.
 

Everton (4-4-2): Howard; Neville, Distin, Heitinga, Baines; Donovan, Arteta, Osman, Cahill; Saha, Anichebe.
 
Chelsea (4-4-2): Cech; Ivanovic, Carvalho, Terry, A Cole; Mikel, Ballack, Lampard, Malouda; Drogba, Anelka.
Referee: Alan Wiley.