BY Remi Sulola
Victor Moses was impressive on Sunday afternoon as Chelsea moved a step closer to the English Premier League title.
The North London side defeated Everton 3-0 at Goodison Park.
If the first half of the encounter ended goalless due to a lack of inspiration, the second half had no such problem.
The Blues meant business and it showed in their play.
In the 67th minute, Pedro Rodriguez drifted past Phil Jagielka and smashed the ball home from 25 yards for Chelsea’s first goal.
Eden Hazard swung the ball in from a free-kick which got lost among a forest of legs before Gary Cahill poked it home from close range to double Chelsea’s lead in the 78th minute.
A sublime pass from Cesc Fabregas swerved past Everton’s defenders and found Willian, who only had to tap the ball past Maarten Stekelenburg for Chelsea’s third goal in the 87th minute.
Antonio Conte’s title-chasers have now moved seven points clear of second-placed Tottenham Hotspur.
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