Chelsea to Everton: 'New Hollywood This'

London's version of the Blues were at their best last Saturday evening.

Chelsea bopped Everton by a 5-0 count to cruise to the top of the Premiership table for the first time since a certain Special One got them there.

It was a bad day for Ronald Koeman's crew , who couldn’t cope with the host's fast-pressing game at Stamford Bridge.

It wan't quite what Everton expected, playing with a five-man defense.

Their aim was to subdue the the Chelsea attackers, especially Eden Hazard and Diego Costa. After all, those dudes had combined for 13 goals in 10 Premiership matches.

But that didn't work.

Antonio Conte's squad -- unchanged for the fourth straight league match -- ran riot all afternoon.

Chelsea's now scored 16 goals in their last five league games without conceding any.