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LIVERPOOL, England : A first-half penalty from Italy midfielder Jorginho was enough to earn Chelsea a 1-0 win at Everton on Saturday to get their new Premier League campaign off to a positive start.
Sportscene pundits unanimously defended Kilmarnock's Alan Power over claims that Rangers should have been awarded a penalty during the clash at Ibrox.
It was not a statement performance to launch the new season or the new Todd Boehly era from Chelsea but Thomas Tuchel found rare encouragement at Goodison Park nevertheless. His team opened the campaign with a dogged, deserved victory at Everton, ending a run of four consecutive defeats in this fixture, displaying a tenacity if not a cutting edge that bodes well for the months ahead.
Chelsea started their 2022-23 Premier League campaign with a 1-0 victory over Everton at Goodison Park. Raheem Sterling had a goal disallowed before Jorginho put Chelsea ahead with a penalty deep into injury time in the first half. A serious injury to Ben Godfrey earlier in the match had caused on eight-minute delay.
Jorginho's late first-half penalty saw Chelsea claim their first win at Goodison Park in five visits but there was no fresh start for Everton who ended the day with a defeat and a double injury blow.
Was largely untroubled, really. Did his thing well with the ball at his feet. Couldn't stop either goal.
Norwich manager Dean Smith felt referee Matthew Donohue missed a clear penalty and red card towards the end of his side’s frustrating 1-1 Sky Bet Championship draw with Wigan at Carrow Road.
India vs Australia Women's Hockey Semifinal Highlights: India suffered a heartwrenching loss to Australia in the semi-final of women's hockey on Friday. Australia scored the opener in the first quarter but India fought well to not concede any goal later.