Ellis Simms grabbed a last minute equalizer as struggling Everton boosted their fight for Premier League survival with a dramatic 2-2 draw against poor Chelsea on Saturday.
Everton were seconds away from an embarrassing defeat until Simms scored his first goal for the club to ensure Stamford Bridge remain completely silence.
Sean Dyche’s side show of impressive defiance came after they twice trailed at the hands of the Blues
Joao Felix had put Potter’s boys ahead early in the second half with his second goal since joining on loan from Atletico Madrid in January.
Everton then equalised through Abdoulaye Doucoure and was followed by Kai Havertz’s third goal in his last three appearances as the German converted penalty in the closing stages.
The Toffees are now two points clear of the relegation zone.
It was a bitter pill for Chelsea to swallow as Graham Potter’s team squandered the chance to clinch a fourth successive win in all competitions.
Blues for close to two months retained the tenth position with 38 point while Everton move to position 15th
