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/ Michael Lintorn / 12 October 2011 / Leave a Comment 
It has been a while since David Moyes has been beaten at Stamford Bridge
Everton have a fine recent record against Chelsea, who have been uncharacteristically leaky at the back. Could there be a shock at Stamford Bridge?
No team in the Premier League has conceded fewer shots on target than Chelsea (25).
Frank Lampard has scored four goals from just five shots on target in the Premier League this season.
Tim Howard has only conceded two goals from the last seven penalties faced, making four saves.
Chelsea have won only one of the last nine Premier League meetings with Everton, drawing six of the remaining eight encounters.
Louis Saha has scored five goals in six appearances in all competitions for Everton against Chelsea.
Didier Drogba has scored seven goals in his last nine Premier League matches against Everton.
Chelsea have won nine and lost none of their last 10 Premier League games at Stamford Bridge, but have gone five games without a clean sheet on home soil.
Everton have gone 16 games at Stamford Bridge since their last Premier League victory (W0 D9 L7), but the last five games in a row have all been draws. No Premier League fixture has ever seen six consecutive draws.
The Londoners have gone six games without a clean sheet and they have not had a run of seven without a shutout since September 2003.
Everton have won none of their last eight Premier League trips to London, drawing six.
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