Chelsea found themselves in the bottom half of the Premier League table after a 2-0 defeat at the hands of Everton. Abdoulaye Doucoure’s goal just before the hour mark and a stunning volley by Lewis Dobbin in added time secured the victory for the Toffees, lifting them four points clear of the relegation zone. 
Chelsea suffer second consecutive loss against Everton – Getty image The Goodison Park crowd celebrated the win, while Chelsea and their supporters were left disappointed. The defeat marks Chelsea’s second loss in their last five games, pushing them down to 12th place in the league standings. Reece James, Chelsea’s captain, suffered an injury and had to be substituted less than half an hour into the game. The early setback added to Chelsea’s woes, and despite having more shots on goal than Everton, they failed to capitalize on their opportunities.
Wolves secured a 2-1 win over Tottenham with Pablo Sarabia’s late goal and assist, leaving Spurs in disbelief. Tottenham had hoped to bounce back after a 4-1 loss to Chelsea on Monday, but their problem have now worsened. 
Pablo Sarabia after his goal – Getty image They were the favourites going into the game, and did took the lead with Brennan Johnson’s early goal from Pedro Porro’s fine cross. However, the table turned in injury time as Sarabia showcased his brilliance. The 31-year-old seized an opportunity to send home a powerful shot to level the score in the dying minute. The late drama continued as Sarabia turned a provider, setting up Mario Lemina, who capitalized on defensive lapses to give Wolves the lead in the 97th minute. 
Mbappe giving a speech after winning the Ligue 1 best player award. Source: Getty Mbappe is now the only player to have won the Best Ligue 1 Player award four times, beating the record he shared with Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Accepting the award, he said; “I want to thank the players, the staff, all the people working in the shadows. It’s a pleasure, I always wanted to win, to write my name into the league’s history. But even with all the ambition I have, I didn’t expect to win so quickly.” Franck Haise of Lens was named coach of the season after leading the club to second place and giving them a place in Champions League football for the first time in two decades. 