Chelsea vs Everton

Fingers crossed Coleman is fit and Carlo picks the same back 3 as played when beating the shite. My opinion of course but l liked it a lot. Davies with Allan would also be nice... then again it depends on who is fit and which way the wind blows Carlos eyebrow. (Which has been under control of late).

On another note a 'Super Computer' today predicted that we will finish the season in 10th.

If Davies is fit I'd like to see us line up 4-3-3, with Allan, Doucouré, Davies, and James Richie & DCL up front. The back 5 picks itself.

Great to be in the mix and let's believe, this is a massive match for Everton FC, and will require blood, sweat and tears from the squad, to get the result we all want, on Monday evening.

We might see an obvious difference in quality here but the qualities we have been showing like defending well can get us the points here.

We shouldn't fear anyone but City now to be honest, the rest are all beatable.

If we play like we did against WBA, although we won, that won't be enough, we have to up the ante. Of course a lot depends on who is available for this one I just hope we have an almost full strength squad to pick from.

I just hope and pray that we can assemble a decent midfield as we seem to be okay now back and front. Don't like to be over confident, but our record against London Clubs has worked out well up to now, so let's not buck that trend!

If we play like we did against WBA, although we won, that won't be enough, we have to up the ante. Of course a lot depends on who is available for this one I just hope we have an almost full strength squad to pick from.

I just hope and pray that we can assemble a decent midfield as we seem to be okay now back and front. Don't like to be over confident, but our record against London Clubs has worked out well up to now, so let's not buck that trend!

The 11/2 for an Everton win looks generous, probs bigger odds elsewhere, but I certainly would not back against Everton pulling another result out of the bag.

Most will be happy with a point, I believe we could take all three points, as long as we do not sit back and invite Chelsea, the freedom of the midfield.

I feel Ancelotti tends towards a more Holistic defence policy - like the 4 Amigos across the back when needed and everybody defends as required.

With Digne back this 4.0 back line has changes to a 3.5.
I can see Coleman back for Iwobi though, if fit.

But its a brave man who tries to out guess The Mk II Tinkerman...hopefully Tuchel can't either.

If we have the minimum of successful tinkering and the 'Real Slim Shadies' Do turn up, we're in with more than a good chance.

No more Everton That but more of the... Everton This !

Two mean defences on current form, they are not prolific goalscorers so expect to see a tight game here, perhaps 1-0 either way.

Another hard-earned win or draw will be great.

Although we have had some good results lately, some of the performances have been dire. We cannot play like that against a confident winning Chelsea and expect any sort of positive result.

I do think we have ridden our luck recently and those last two games could easily have finished 1-1 at the death. If we sit deep and allow Chelsea to play on the edge of our box, then we risk conceding shots and deflections from the packed defence.

I am not being negative here, just stating it as I see it. I would snatch a hand off for a draw right now. There have been some strange results in the Premier League this full Covid season with no crowds so I hope we can have one in our favour on Monday.

I do think that Dominic is really gonna have to take his chances in this one though if we are to get anything from the game, and we will need Pickford in top solid form too. Mike called it right on both Doucoure and Digne, they are both starting to struggle.

It is essential that we genuinely start to believe – otherwise, there will be nothing down for us here, I see this as a key game going forward in that regard.

Just a thought lads, be confident in yourselves!

I get that Chelsea are in fine form but don't see them as more unbeatable than Liverpool. I think their team has its weaknesses and there will be good opportunities if we can break frequently and rack up a decent number of dead-ball plays.

I don't think Doucouré looks spent (and definitely wouldn't start Tom Davies instead of him) and Digne looked better against West Brom than he has done for ages for me (I still think he is incrementally regaining full fitness having been rushed back after his injury).

The exact personnel we use will be important and so I hope everyone we can generally rely on is available for this one. Important to keep the momentum going. A victory isn't essential for that but I think we have to make a good contest of it.

I believe Seamus presence would be great and that we do need some fresh legs in order to get something. As I read on some last comments, last matches we got lucky and on this one well need something more than that.

If we get renewed energy, I'm optimistic all day long. If not, a point would do it. Just realistic thinking.

Aside from Dundee, ancestry.com pinpoints Chelsea as one of my ancestral homes. However, unlike my Scottish cousins, I don't recall receiving a lot of Christmas cards from West London. So fuck ‘em, you can choose your family but you can't choose your club.

As you say we cannot have a mentality that we can afford to lose. We need to be these jokers, Kerry Dixon, Mark Stein, David Mellor, his mistress et al.

I would be thrilled with a draw.

I have seen the promised land (not just an FA Cup and Top 4 finish) but mostly in the early sixties, early seventies and mid eighties and Everton will be judged as we used to be, not just on results but the standard and style of football.

Anyway, back to bed now.

Stamford Bridge, always looks to be one of the most narrow pitches in the league, although it looked like an Aussie Rules pitch the last time we played there, and probably made Ancelotti decide that Everton needed to become a lot harder to beat.

So play deep, leave no space in midfield, and play a front three of Calvert-Lewin, King and Richarlison. Pace, strength and physicality, and three players who are all capable of scoring a goal, with the latter two also not shy in working back for the team.

Pickford
Holgate, Keane, Godfrey,
Coleman, Doucouré, Allan, Digne
Rodriguez
Calvert-Lewin, Richarlison

Sigurdsson on for James after 60 minutes.

I am feeling nerves instead of dread. That is a good sign for me.

That said, if we can gain a degree of control in the midfield, then we can frustrate them as they are not prolific in scoring goals at the moment.

I see a hard-fought draw which would not be a bad result; however, we could nick a 1-0 win.

Really looking forward to seeing how Carlo sets us up and his tactics for this one.

Pickford

Coleman, Holgate, Keane, Godfrey, Digne
Doucouré Allan
Sigurdsson
Calvert-Lewin Richarlison

Tom Davies comes in if Doucouré is injured, that's if Tom himself is fit!

Can change the game in a moment from outside the box. Others are very good in that team, and the manager is very good.

I'd like one midfielder player to go to Mount (or next dangerous player if Mount is not playing) when he gets in a position to recieve the ball, and another player to sit in front of defence.

They play a high line, so we'll have some exciting moments.

Stop Werner and Havertz playing and stop supply to Giroud, if he plays. Counter attack with Richarlison's pace and we may get a favourable result.

All I ask is do ourselves justice and if it's not quite enough well I'm sure we will bounce back.

Plus, if we get a one-on-one with Calvert-Lewin, no more hitting it straight at the goalie. Now that is League One finishing. Dink or aim for a corner because, as good as they are, we will create something. Be ruthless, Blues, and defend for our lives. Coyb!

When I looked at the predicted line-up, Pickford's one mistake a game raised its ugly head.

Calvert-Lewin has to be more of a threat to keep Chelsea from compacting midfield. Richarlison will be given special attention.

So glad Allan is fit, though bombing forward may not be a good idea. Holgate was more up to speed in the last game. Sigurdsson and Gomes will have to pace up are they will find themselves pressurised.

Come on, Carlo... Come on, you Blues. Come on, Fulham!

Could go either way, but it's gonna be exciting.

So I'm on the same page as say Alan Johnson #41; what luck have we been riding? What luck did we have at Anfield, or did we just play well? A lot of teams just kick the shit out of James and Richarlison and hope that they can get some luck in our penalty box.

Personally, I haven't seen much luck – just hard fucking work and lots of organisation. But when Everton's aggression level drops we've got beat, not much luck involved with that.

For me, Everton can go to Chelsea and get something, but more importantly so does Carlo..

Pickford
Holgate
Godfrey
Keane
Coleman
Allan
Davies
Digne
James
Richarlison
Calvert-Lewin

Really looking forward to this one, City are seemingly an unstoppable juggernaut and are too hot for anyone to handle so this one is a true test of our mettle for me.

We've broken a few hoodoos this season and think we have won all our games in London so far? (Lack of coffee fogging the brain...)

I'm not going to try and second-guess Carlo's selection as there will likely be a curve ball of some sort in there.

I was 14 last time we won at Stamford Bridge, please let me have some decent banter pwith my Chelsea mates after the game Blues! Was at the cup game when Sean Wright-Phillips somehow beat Lescott in the air to score and have had recurring nightmares about it ever since...

Going 3-1 down at Old Trafford and not giving up, losing our main striker in the cup game against Spurs, just as Harry Kane is about to come on, no other strikers on the bench, a team down to the barebones and taken into another 30 minutes, yet we never gave up.

Werner not being able to buy a goal, so what? Firminho, who has yet to score against us is going through the same bad spell, but we kept him out in the derby.

There is no question, this is a very tough match, but I would put a little faith in the manager, and the players and start to believe we can go there and get a result.

You can give up and pray for a point, me, well I am in the minority who believes we can give as good as we take. The Man Utd and Liverpool away games, and the Spurs cup game, have convinced me of that.

Most other fans know football, mate. I speak to lots of supporters of other clubs in my job and it's completely different to speaking to a red Alien.

As far as luck goes, I made the point we have made our own luck and we must keep riding it. (I know you weren't calling my post by the way)

I am not saying the games won have been purely down to luck but how many have we won by 1 goal? We can't do that without a certain amount of luck.

We drew with Leicester after they passed us dizzy for most of the game. It's not a criticism – it's more of an urge to grasp and digest what is in our favour.

Just had a text via a facebook post saying Doucoure has broken his foot in training. I hope that isn't true.

Hopefully it's a Carlo team selection decoy.

It seems none of us can second-guess Carlo. Looking back over the last half a dozen games, hardly anyone has guessed right. Even the normally spot-on Lyndon has been unable to match his predicted line-up with the actual.

Now, is this accidental? Or is the great man over cautious, a victim of circumstances or a clever tactician?

Which brings me to team selection for the coming Chelsea game. From reading the comments it looks like most of us would prefer to see the same back five of Pickford, Holgate, Keane, Godfrey and Digne. Add to that the favoured pairing of Richarlison and Calvert-Lewin up front and it seems the only argument for us amateurs is the midfield.

At the risk of offending the alliteration police, the midfield is a minefield. Play Alan? Carlo likes to play him at the bottom of a diamond and past events has shown that Sigurdsson is likely to be at the top. This offends many TW contributors but it is Carlo's way...

That leaves two places, left and right of the diamond. Pick from Doucoure, Davies, Iwobi, Gomes, Rodriguez

Now if course Carlo could do an ‘Anfield' and play three at the back with Coleman and Digne as wing backs, giving us a back five when defending, but a seven strong force when attacking. Keeping Richarlison and Calvert-Lewin in their usual positions this means we only have three to pick from for the middle. Alan is a shoo-in, in my eyes so we would have to pick two from Sigurdsson, Gomes, Davies, Doucouré or Iwobi.

Not for nothing do we get it wrong in most occasions. For what it's worth, I favour an Anfield line-up with Alan, Davies and Doucouré as the middle three. Plenty of opportunity for Sigurdsson and Rodriguez to come on and change the game if needed.

But, what do I know? As much as everyone else, apparently...

I can't think of another manager we have had who has changed tactics and personnel as much as Carlo, remember how often on these pages have we criticized former managers for not having a plan B. Reading Michael Keane's article tells you the high esteem with which all the players have for Carlo, and with constantly rotating I am sure the whole squad feel part of the team.

Sometimes if managers constantly change formations and personnel it sometimes brings inconsistent results but that doesn't seem to happen under Carlo, they all seem well drilled irrespective of formation.

Chelsea will view this as a tough game and like us are aware of how much a win will enhance their chances of a top 4 finish. I don't necessarily think this result will determine where each of us will finish but it could have a big impact on confidence should either win this game.

We have achieved some really impressive results away this season beating Spurs, Leicester and Liverpool amongst them and also producing an excellent comeback against Man Utd. So, unlike previous Everton teams of the last 35 years, we don't have our usual massive inferiority complex when visiting the teams in and around the top 4.

Carlo said that despite victories over WBA and Southampton he and the players wanted better performances, so I think he is well aware that he will be looking to play a more attractive game, and the longer he is here I think that will become apparent.

I think we should all remember most of Carlos previous teams not only won trophies but also played a good attractive brand of football. But maybe just for now we will have to accept a slightly more negative approach than he or we would like to see but you can see he is putting in the building blocks for that to happen.

For this game, I'd be happy with a defensive, counter-attacking display.

So we can fully expect a free-flowing attacking performance.

Let's not confuse ball retention and luck as the same thing. Under Martinez, I've seen teams come to Goodison and soak up almost 75% possession then score the winner. That wasn't luck, that's having two solid lines of 4 and playing controlled football.

We beat Leicester in their back yard and, for me, they can be opened up. We are very, very good at opening teams up.

I can guarantee you that Chelsea will have more of the ball whereas we have a style of play that needs Calvert-Lewin and Richarlison to be "on it" – if they are not then we usually lose possession and are back to defending.

For me, our back 4 are now seriously solid and since Godfrey has been bought in, we are far more aggressive, so we are happy to let teams have a pop. For me, we actually seem to love it and you know what, against West Brom and in the 93rd minute their striker was like a leaping gazelle and ready to pounce... but no, our back 4 were so organized that they had him offside in an instant, immediately confirmed by the lino before the ball hit the net. Which we all know VAR confirmed. Now was that luck or are our back 4 just so "on it"?

I'm not even going to try and second guess the manager's line-up. He'll keep us and Chelsea on their toes. Pretty impressive he's been able to manage that with a relatively small squad.

So, I'll randomly break track. Amber or green kit? I'm predicting the green one by virtue of Chelsea's blue shorts!!

Solid back 4 again (no Coleman)
Davies, Allan and Doucouré
Richarlison and Calvert-Lewin.

James has the ability to carve out an opening out of nothing.

Sigurdsson presses well from the front in these types of games and is good at playing a counter-attack with runners around him.

We are quite disjointed by comparison. But this team has resiliency in spades. Looked down and out at Man Utd, but then we exploit any complacency. We are now at the level though where Chelsea won't be too disappointed with a point tomorrow, which is amazing when you think about it.

Call Carlo defensive or cautious but he sets up knowing the first goal is usually massive in Premier League games.

Leicester got lucky yesterday but they were crap.

Everton can beat Chelski who, for all their big signings are an average bunch.

We just need to stay focused and start with intensity and commitment without giving the ball away too much. James should start but I think Gylfi will get the nod.

'Josh King in his few very short cameos, has looked to be fast and direct, and he's also a player who doesn't lack physicality, so he might just be a good option tomorrow.'

You think so?

I appreciate he has largely been seen only in very short cameos in the closing of games but, to my eye, he has shown very little.

His pace hasn't seen him run clear of players. His physicality absent as he is easily knocked off the ball or turns it over in lightweight tackles. Other than winning the free-kick at Old Trafford (which was more to do with the clumsiness of United's own substitute rather than anything King did) from which Digne launched the ball into the penalty area and Dom levelled the game for us at the death, I can't recall a single thing he has contributed to the team since joining.

He won't be selected ahead of Dom, Richarlison, James or Sigurdsson, that's for sure.

I think we can only better judge him if and when he starts and plays a full game. But to date, there is nothing at all which merits promoting him to a starting berth away to Chelsea tomorrow.

I'm pretty certain we will play 4-5-1 tomorrow, and my thinking was maybe having more pace and physical presence out wide, against a team that we are going to have to up our performance, and not be so careless against in possession.

Some of the players he has manged is impressive but the one he would (hypothetically) bring to Everton; Paolo Maldini. His friend, fellow player and someone he managed.

Got quite passionate about how to cook pasta too!!

No family secrets revealed!!

Oh, looking forward to the game now.

Then most other combinations but not Sigurdsson and Gomes together and certainly not Iwobi - the kid looks like he has never played the game before and we look like 10 men when he does start.

Same attitude as vs Liverpool for me.

I agree we need pace in the side but we also need quality. Like Jay, I am not convinced by King and never have been. I'm hoping Tom Davies is fit to return alongside Doucouré and Allan. That will then keep us tight and able to feed the front 3 who should be Calvert-Lewin, Richarlison and hopefully James.

I also hope Coleman is fit because Holgate has not looked convincing lately.

I'm sure the league and Europe will be uppermost in their minds and today they have been given a dent in their armour. We can enlarge that.

I don't think Bernard has let us down when he's started this season, maybe the tight spaces at Stamford Bridge, might suit him? But I suppose it's futile talking about what team is going to play, because Ancelotti has definitely got his own mind, and it's not easy second-guessing him.

You told us Davies, was injured last week, Jay, have you heard any rumours about Doucouré being injured now?

It looked to me that Holgate tweaked his hamstring towards the end of the WBA game and, as we'd already made three subs, had to stay on. If he has done his hamstring then he won't be fit for tomorrow.

Carlo has a habit of leading the opposition up the garden path with saying that players are fit when they're not so – and this is my worry – if Coleman and Davies are unfit, then who plays right back?

Looking at what we have available, it would either be Iwobi (massive shudder even thinking it) or moving Godfrey to right-back, Digne to centre-back and Nkounkou to left-back. Can't really think of other options.

Whatever it is, if we have these injuries then we're in bother.

In the non-lockdown days I might have been tempted to take my boots but being 59, I might struggle to keep pace for 90 minutes, maybe only 85! However 3-0 up after 85 and we wouldn't have to worry about the last 5!

You're right, Carlo likes to keep us all guessing, including the opposition I guess.

I haven't spoken to my mate since last week as I'm in Florida now and only speak to him now and again but I'll try to find out about Doucouré and whether Tom Davies has recovered sufficiently before the game.

I think Chelsea have become a more direct team. A little like Spurs or Man Utd, good attacking players but defensively can be got at.

I don't know who's fit to play but, even in a few short cameos, King has demonstrated his ability to run and dribble with the ball better than anyone else in the team.

Maybe James is back to play 10, King right and Richarlison left presuming Dom is okay to play central. Let's put them under pressure.

Kante, what a player. I'd try and test Chelsea with a bid for him in the summer alongside their ex-player Hazard!

We have more of a struggle against teams which sit in, allowing no space to run into, than we do when facing teams which dominate possession. Tomorrow we have another match in which we can expect the opponents to dominate. That should suit us.

Now go score a hat-trick please Alex. I would be delighted to be the butt of the joke tomorrow. I won't hold my breath though.

A year ago today we saw an absolute shit show there last season. But since then we have become better. Hopefully lessons are learnt from that game and we make it frustrating for Chelsea.

Looks as though Doucouré is out for a while according to rumours. Big miss as he is the one with legs in the midfield. Allan and Davies need to be on their game especially against Mount. Thought of Gomes worries the life out of me. Expect this to be another long 90 minutes.

But if we were to get a result then it's another statement made. Heads need to be switched on and chances needed to be taken when he have that chance. Especially against a side like these. Am I confident? No I'm not but hopefully Everton can surprise me in the most positive way as possible.

Would love us to put another unwanted record to bed though.

COYB

However, there was nothing to say Doucoure was injured and out for the season so, unless the club don't know something some on here have heard, then he is available for tonight. Unless of course, the club are keeping quiet about it, but why do that, I don't know?

I always feel safer with Coleman at right-back rather than Holgate as he also adds a threat going forward but does the dark arts so well too. The rest of the back line picks itself.

In midfield, I would always be happy with any two of Allan, Doucouré and Tom Davies, with a playmaker in front of them. This is the role I like to see James in.

That leaves the sticky situation of who is best on the right of a front 3? For me, as infuriating as his inconsistency can be, this means we play Iwobi.

The alternative of James on the right and Sigurdsson or Gomes in the 'No 10' role is okay when we play sides that don't attack at pace or have the class to unlock us. We cannot afford to play more than 2 of James, Sigurdsson and Gomes as we will get overrun. And we should never play both of Sigurdsson and Gomes together.

This side-picking stuff is easy, isn't it?

I wonder if Southampton fans thought “Shit, we're playing Chelsea, we can expect nothing here”. Chelsea haven't exactly been steamrolling teams since Tuchel took over, I think their biggest win was 2-0 against Newcastle.

I said in the lead up to the derby two unwanted Premier League records would be smashed within the space of a week. Fulham had finally won at Goodison and we would end our miserable run at Anfield.

I will stick my neck out and say two more unwanted premier league records will be smashed in the space of 24 hours. Fulham ending their miserable run at Anfield and us finally winning at Stamford Bridge.

Though right now, if offered, I'd take the draw!

Let's hope the rumour circulating that Doucoure has broken his foot in training is just another false story on Twitter. Although he has been average in his last 2 games if the story is true and he is out for the season then that will certainly limit our options in midfield.

With both Leicester and Man Utd winning if we hope to get into the top 4 I don't think we can afford a defeat tonight, as West Ham would expect to beat Leeds tonight and Spurs are coming into decent form and will be in the mix for a European slot if they keep up their form.

Usually visiting Chelsea has been like our record visiting Anfield, but I am more hopeful of a result tonight than I have been in a long time.

This season reminds me of when Moyes got us to fourth place. A solid defence, an ability to score in most games and then strong enough to defend a lead.

We need a right back to balance the side from an attacking perspective, a central midfielder who can dictate play and a right winger who can defend too. If we get two of these players in the summer then we will be a different proposition.

I am not a doom and gloom merchant; I am very positive about where we are. Carlo is papering over the weaker areas really well and I see no reason why we can't get a Europa League placing. Top 4 will in my opinion be a step too far at this point but I do hope I am wrong. A draw or win tonight will make me reconsider!!

We can win this, so I'm going for a draw!

Are they really that much better than us?

I don't usually bet on my own team, loyalty and emotion interferes with judgement, but tonight I'm mucho tempted.

Our midfield hasn't been able to impose itself on any team for months, including games against Fulham, Newcastle, even Southampton recently, but we have a solid defence and are dangerous when we actual manage to get forward.

We will need to be on it tonight to get anything from the game. I'm hoping for Calvert-Lewin to bag a couple.

I don't believe we will finish top 4, and any repeat of poor results against lesser sides would likely see us miss out on a Europa League spot. But the margins will be slight.

With Allan and Doucouré covering the defence I'm certain he will go for players who are comfortable on the ball, who can actually pass to teammates and who look forward, not only sideways and backwards!

James will continue to be the Ace in the pack but more as an impact sub. Davies and Sigurdsson will be benched and used strategically. Delph, Gomes, Bernard and Iwobi will be shipped out to pay for better players.

Whilst we might want them to go, there has to be someone keen to buy. No obvious candidates to take over the very large wages of these underperforming players.

12/1 for another 1-0 win to us might be worth a punt. I never bet on us to win though, it just rubs salt into the wound of a defeat. I'm going for Godfrey to score a header at 50/1. He's due (and deserves) a goal for us and is always there for a near-post flick-on at corners.

Home/away doesn't really come into it when you look at the Premier League results of late – every game is pure lottery, so predicting scores/laying bets seems like a waste of money if you ask me.

Games at the moment between any teams could just as easily be drab 0-0s as they could a thrilling 4-4.

This season has not changed the amount of draws, but levelled home and away wins (in fact, away wins were marginally above home wins). I never bet on Everton purely out of superstition, but at 6-1, it's a tempter.

Everton's goal difference is the worst of the top ten teams at the moment but goals win games and 1-0 will do again today.

The record away from home and against the London clubs has been excellent so why not make it better today?

I like your application of logic to this Doucouré rumour. The sad fact is, institutions like Everton FC are for some reason very reluctant to acknowledge and relay bad news. It's almost like a reaction that it can't be true. And if we don't confirm it, then it won't be true... and our happy progression won't be unnecessarily disturbed.

Of course, it may not be true... I sincerely hope it's not true. Surely the mammoth number of journos would ferret out the truth? Or is that expecting too much of our wonderful media? (I'm excluding the Echo from this as a bunch of lazy internet trolls who see journalism as scouring NewsNow for stories to pass on.)

And if it sadly is true, there is the argument to be made that, with a vital Premier League game coming up tonight, you sit on it until the last possible minute to avoid giving Chelsea some 'advantage' in their match preparation.

I guess we'll know which one it is just after 5 pm...

Not saying Carlo was in the war (too young) but the same principles hold true, until an hour before kick-off you don't have to reveal the team and the substitutes, so play the game and fool Herr Tuchel.

This time at at 20-00 tonight Rodney, we could be. ?

You mean like detective Colleen Rooney

Ironic someone leaked a rumor about leaker

Does anybody know the original Twitter source for the Doucoure broken foot story?

It seems he isn't injured, he's just a fu**ing idiot.

He got a £600 fine, more importantly I hope he has learned his lesson.

Whoever is fit and gets picked for tonight, we will have to be totally on top of our game to get a result.

I'm still surfin' on waves of optimism so I hope we get an all important win. DCL to do a bit of catching up for the Golden Boot please and make Nosferatu in the Chelsea dugout look even more bloodless.

COYB

Here's the link

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/everton-abdoulaye-doucoure-speeding-audi-no-insurance-lamborghini-b921267.html

Hope it doesn't affect him driving through opponents midfield.

Such an intelligent footballer. Such a numbnuts behind the wheel.

Subs: Virginia, Tyrer, Nkounkou, Bernard, Davies, Broadhead, Onyango, King, John.