Everton vs Chelsea - Premier League LIVE: Latest score, team news and updates as Toffees score three goals without reply with Iliman Ndiaye adding to Beto's double

That's it from us from as Everton celebrations continue following a stunning victory over Chelsea.

Keep across Daily Mail Sport for all the reaction, including the fallout from Chelsea's latest heavy defeat that will pile the pressure on Liam Rosenior.

Thanks for joining us and catch you next time!

While there will be a lot of focus on Liam Rosenior, Everton's resurgence under David Moyes continues at pace.

The Toffees are now firmly in the race for European football, which makes for a welcome change from the relegation battles in recent seasons.

The Everton fans are up on their feet again as the full-time whistle goes.

David Moyes' side have produced arguably their best performance at their new home to boost their chances of European football.

Beto's brace and a fine Ndiaye strike give Everton their biggest win over Chelsea since 1987.

The cameras now focus on the Chelsea fans who have remained until the end, who look unimpressed by what their side have served up this afternoon.

In fact, Everton nearly go and grab a fourth.

The newly introduced Tim Iroegbunam forces another save from Robert Sanchez.

Huge cheers from the Everton crowd as Garnacho sends a cross behind for a goal kick.

Everton are looking to preserve their clean sheet to cap a superb performance.

Into the final minute of the now, but this game has been over for quite some time.

Five minutes of added time have been signalled.

You sense this is going to be quite a bleak international break for Chelsea.

The Blues have had a week from hell.

Dewsbury-Hall goes in search of a goal against his former club, forcing a stop from Robert Sanchez at his near post.

Everton fans are bringing out the oles now.

Chelsea collectively look frazzled.

Garnacho and Curcurella were involved in a dispute with Ndiaye a couple of minutes ago.

Fofana has now gone into the book for a foul on Ndiaye.

Those Chelsea fans who have left will have missed Everton fans rising to acclaim Beto.

Beto will not get a hat-trick tonight as he is replaced by Thierno Barry for the closing stages.

Beto's best game for Everton?

That's it from us from as Everton celebrations continue following a stunning victory over Chelsea.

Keep across Daily Mail Sport for all the reaction, including the fallout from Chelsea's latest heavy defeat that will pile the pressure on Liam Rosenior.

Thanks for joining us and catch you next time!

While there will be a lot of focus on Liam Rosenior, Everton's resurgence under David Moyes continues at pace.

The Toffees are now firmly in the race for European football, which makes for a welcome change from the relegation battles in recent seasons.

The Everton fans are up on their feet again as the full-time whistle goes.

David Moyes' side have produced arguably their best performance at their new home to boost their chances of European football.

Beto's brace and a fine Ndiaye strike give Everton their biggest win over Chelsea since 1987.

The cameras now focus on the Chelsea fans who have remained until the end, who look unimpressed by what their side have served up this afternoon.

In fact, Everton nearly go and grab a fourth.

The newly introduced Tim Iroegbunam forces another save from Robert Sanchez.

Huge cheers from the Everton crowd as Garnacho sends a cross behind for a goal kick.

Everton are looking to preserve their clean sheet to cap a superb performance.

Into the final minute of the now, but this game has been over for quite some time.

Five minutes of added time have been signalled.

You sense this is going to be quite a bleak international break for Chelsea.

The Blues have had a week from hell.

Dewsbury-Hall goes in search of a goal against his former club, forcing a stop from Robert Sanchez at his near post.

Everton fans are bringing out the oles now.

Chelsea collectively look frazzled.

Garnacho and Curcurella were involved in a dispute with Ndiaye a couple of minutes ago.

Fofana has now gone into the book for a foul on Ndiaye.

Those Chelsea fans who have left will have missed Everton fans rising to acclaim Beto.

Beto will not get a hat-trick tonight as he is replaced by Thierno Barry for the closing stages.

Beto's best game for Everton?

That's it from us from as Everton celebrations continue following a stunning victory over Chelsea.

Keep across Daily Mail Sport for all the reaction, including the fallout from Chelsea's latest heavy defeat that will pile the pressure on Liam Rosenior.

Thanks for joining us and catch you next time!

While there will be a lot of focus on Liam Rosenior, Everton's resurgence under David Moyes continues at pace.

The Toffees are now firmly in the race for European football, which makes for a welcome change from the relegation battles in recent seasons.

The Everton fans are up on their feet again as the full-time whistle goes.

David Moyes' side have produced arguably their best performance at their new home to boost their chances of European football.

Beto's brace and a fine Ndiaye strike give Everton their biggest win over Chelsea since 1987.

The cameras now focus on the Chelsea fans who have remained until the end, who look unimpressed by what their side have served up this afternoon.

In fact, Everton nearly go and grab a fourth.

The newly introduced Tim Iroegbunam forces another save from Robert Sanchez.

Huge cheers from the Everton crowd as Garnacho sends a cross behind for a goal kick.

Everton are looking to preserve their clean sheet to cap a superb performance.

Into the final minute of the now, but this game has been over for quite some time.

Five minutes of added time have been signalled.

You sense this is going to be quite a bleak international break for Chelsea.

The Blues have had a week from hell.

Dewsbury-Hall goes in search of a goal against his former club, forcing a stop from Robert Sanchez at his near post.

Everton fans are bringing out the oles now.

Chelsea collectively look frazzled.

Garnacho and Curcurella were involved in a dispute with Ndiaye a couple of minutes ago.

Fofana has now gone into the book for a foul on Ndiaye.

Those Chelsea fans who have left will have missed Everton fans rising to acclaim Beto.

Beto will not get a hat-trick tonight as he is replaced by Thierno Barry for the closing stages.

Beto's best game for Everton?