Everton´s 14-game unbeaten home run came to an end as Chelsea come from behind to win 2-1 at Goodison Park.
Everton got off to a flyer, when Steven Pienaar rifled home an opener after just 63 seconds. Pienaar finished a move he started as Victor Anichebe´s header from Phil Jagielka´s cross rebounded back off the post for the South African to power home from 12 yards out.
But Lampard struck to bring Chelsea level after a first half in which they were largely dominated by the hosts, before the veteran midfielder pounced on a loose ball in the second half to claim what would proved to be the winner.
FT Everton 1-2 Chelsea.
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