Thomas Tuchel's Chelsea is still undefeated under the manager, three big points against Everton,

what a difference a couple of months makes for Chelsea. Two new victories still can't get over

that two gold mark under Thomas Tuchel, but Chelsea keeps marching up the table, now firmly

locked in and top four. We'll see where this goes from here. Why not us? We'll discuss that and

more on this week's episode of Chelsea, Mike Dopp, Vamos.

Two nil, the final score, a home victory for Thomas Tuchel's Chelsea. Chris, I don't want to

fall into the the cliche speak of, you know, not a lot to talk about here, but not a lot to talk

about here. Man, Everton, that's about as dull as Everton have looked this season and credit to

Chelsea and what is now a dominant defense. If you extrapolate this over a full season and you

want to play that game, which is ridiculous, but I'll just say Jose Moreno's Chelsea might

actually have some competition, especially if you take Rutiger's contributions away from it.

So Chelsea, two nil, it could have been five nil. I actually thought Jordan Pickford for a keeper

that conceded two goals, one of which being a penalty he himself was responsible for. I thought

he was brilliant in this game. Andreas Christensen, that's a sorry for me. You felt it too early in the

game. I don't know, was this feeling swelling within you because you're not an emotional Chelsea

supporter? You just happen to co host a podcast with me. That's the official Chelsea FC podcast,

but you know the book on Andreas Christensen or what was the book on Andreas Christensen? When

the ball is at his feet, it's a calming influence over the game, especially when you play in Everton,

who kind of invite that, but this is a player. That was the exact opposite of what you felt.

With Andreas Christensen on the ball, just a couple of years ago, credit to the player and his

hard work because he's got a legitimate path to stay here at Chelsea FC. He has been dynamite,

but I really want to accentuate one of the perceived weaknesses in his game. That ball

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