Jackson scores the first goal in 2025 to give hosts the decisive victory

Nicholas Jackson scored his first goal in 2025, when Chelsea has run out a 1-0 winner over Everton in Stamford Bridge to keep their hopes in getting the best five years alive.

The Senegal International finished a wonderful finishing-his first match in 13 games since his return from injury-shortly a half-hour mark to give Enzo Maresca the three points until he moves until fourth in the English Premier League.

Robert Sanchez, in Chelsea’s goal, pulled a few decent archives in the second half, as the hosts settled a late increase in Toffees.

But Marceka’s men are sticking and will go to the first round in the semi -finals in the European League in the semi -finals against Djurgdardine on Thursday on the back of a league victory.

For David Moyes, the result is left in thirteenth place with 38 points, but they played more than both Wolves and Manchester UNITED, which are the same number.

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It was a largely quiet opening in western London, but Beckford had to be alert to maintain a voluntary effort from Noni Madoyk.

Marcica, absent from the bunker, can be found while offering a touch line, at the back of the press box. Chelsea coach may have more than a few positive words to describe the completion of his team’s opening goal.

In 27 minutes, Beto was stripped near the mid -road line by Enzo Fernandez. The Argentine immediately released Jackson, and the Senegalese international dug the ball into the lower corner of 20 yards.

It was a great goal and the first Jackson in the Chelsea shirt in 2025 after drying of 13 games came after healing from a knee string injury.

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Nicholas Jackson launches Chelsea forward just half an hour before!

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It has been shown to be the last real work in half the half in which the hosts were very comfortable and rarely exposed to threats.

After the break, Everton began making steps while searching for the equalizer. Jack Harrison’s dust shakeped his way to Beto, and a Toffees Front man launched a strong low snapshot from inside the required box from Robert Sanchez completely.

Bickford was then called for impressive stopping on his own, as he was rescuing again from Madoki, whose low shots seemed to be estimated at the lower corner. But Captain Everton faded to keep his team in the competition.

A few league created in the few minutes of the host side, knowing that three points will be huge in searching for the place of the Champions League.

Jackson turned in a recovery from Mark Kokurilla’s initial shot from a distance, but he was a good infiltration.

At the other end, Sanchez saved experience when he removed the Dwight McNeel’s voltage from the Carlos Alcaraz cross, where the hosts stuck to his decisive victory.