By James Agberebi:
Everton continued their impressive run under new manager Sam Allardyce as they held dominant Chelsea to a 0-0 at Goodison Park in the Premier League on Saturday.
Everton are now unbeaten in six matches under Allardyce, winning four and drawing two.
Super Eagles forward Victor Moses was in action and impressed before coming off for Davide Zappacosta.
The draw saw Chelsea maintain their third position on 39 points while Everton are ninth on 26 points.
Chelsea had the first attempt of the game but Moses’ dangerous cross evaded his teammates.
In the sixth minute, Everton had a chance of their own through Gylfi Sigurdsson whose goal-bound shot was blocked by Cesar Azpilicuerta.
In the 20th minute, Moses whipped in another dangerous ball across the Everton goal but no Chelsea player was close enough to connect.
Everton went close to scoring in the 32nd minute following a misplaced pass from Chelsea but Tom Davies’ low shot close to the edge of the Chelsea box went just wide.
Moses Shines But Everton Frustrate Dominant Chelsea
