Kelly Cates

That's 419 minutes without scoring and only four big chances in that time.

Did you get the impression from Daniel Farker that that is his main focus, scoring goals at the moment?

So no goals at Elland Road, but there were goals at Hill Dickinson Stadium in the earlier kick-off on Saturday night football.

Everton with their biggest win over Chelsea since 1987.

Andy Hinchcliffe and Seb Hutchinson, we're watching.

Well, we'll come back to Libra Senior's comments, but just a quick word on Everton first of all, Phil.

They find themselves in eighth place.

They're only three points off fifth.

We put the line, as always, at fourth because that's officially how many Premier League teams will be going in the Champions League.

It's likely to go down to fifth.

And Everton right in the mix with Liverpool up next at Hill Dickinson Stadium.

That's their next home fixture.

Whereas for Chelsea, the target would very explicitly be for Champions League football next season.

And they find themselves only a point behind Liverpool and only three points behind Aston Villa if it were to be four teams in the Champions League.

But Liam Rossini said they are a young, very emotional squad.

That's what Chelsea have chosen to build.

But what kind of difficulties does it bring with us, bring with it, do you think?

We've been getting the thoughts of both sets of supporters via the Finalysis app to try and work out what's gone well, what hasn't gone well.

Beto, unsurprisingly, with two goals and an assist, tops the Everton ratings with 89.

Jordan Pickford, big couple of saves from him on 84.