Kelly Cates

Obviously, there's those really two tricky fixtures.

Brighton, obviously, are going to be a tough opponent.

They've beaten Liverpool today, Chelsea's Champions League rivals, by two goals to one.

Then it's Nottingham Forest fighting for their lives at the bottom of the table.

They take on Liverpool, which could be a significant result in terms of who finishes in the Champions League place.

Spurs, second to last game of the season, and then Sunderland on the final day.

Gary, Phil, thank you very much for your company.

You had your work cut out with that second game.

You handled it beautifully.

This is what happens when you get two former England defenders and you get very defensive performances in the second game in particular.

But a big win for Everton against Chelsea.

It has increased the pressure on Liam Rossini and Chelsea as they head towards the latter stages of the season after the international break.

But there's another huge day of football to come live for you on Sky Sports tomorrow.

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