Chelsea U23 2-2 Everton

Everton's Premier League 2 title celebrations are on ice after they were held to a draw in a thrilling game with Chelsea.

The under-23s knew a win at the EBB Stadium in Aldershot, in their penultimate game of the season, would clinch the championship ahead of Manchester City.
But the Blues must now wait to be crowned title winners after this 2-2 draw in which they came up against an inspired Mitchell Beeney in the home goal.
Everton's point now gives them a six point lead over City, who next face Liverpool on Monday knowing they must win to keep their slender title hopes alive.
Failure to do so and David Unsworth's side, who also have a superior goal difference, will be champions.
Watched by chairman Bill Kenwright, Everton's youngsters looked on course for glory after deservedly taking a 2-1 lead early in the second-half but Chelsea levelled the game to set up a rollercoaster last half an hour.
In time added-on, Blues captain Jonjoe Kenny thought he had won the game – and the championship – but his goal-bound header was tipped over by Beeney.
Everton were level 1-1 at the break – and it was the very least their performance had warranted.
Ike Ugbo opened the scoring for Chelsea after 15 minutes but the Blues had dominated the game.
Bassala Sambou fired over, headed wide and was twice denied by Beeney.
Beni Baningime clipped the bar, Jonjoe Kenny shot just over the target, Harry Charsley was inches away from connecting with a Sambou cross before Mo Besic was foiled by another Beeney save
But they found themselves trailing.
Yet Everton's persistence paid off after 27 minutes - and included a deserved slice of fortune.
Charsley won the ball back high in Everton's half and sent Sambou clean through on goal.
The teenager's shot was again saved by Beeney but the rebound fell to the striker and he tapped into an empty net to make it 1-1.
Everton emerged strongly at the start of the second-half and took the lead for the first time in the game, 10 minutes after the re-start.
Liam Walsh, who had gone close on two occasions just moments earlier, met Jonjoe Kenny's pull-back and with the aid of a deflection put the ball past Beeney.
However, the Blues' lead lasted only until the hour mark when Ugbo struck his second of the game, firing low from the edge of the area and squeezing a shot past the dive of Mateusz Hewelt.
The game became increasingly tense as both sides probed for a winner.
Chelsea were enjoying their best spell of possession in the game but Everton remained threatening and thought they had scored when Sambou connected with Kenny's cross in the area.
But the forward's diving header was clawed away brilliantly by Beeney.
Unsworth introduced David Henen with around 10 minutes left in the hope of finding a title winning goal and in the dying moments thought his side had clinched it.
Kenny rose highest to meet Kieran Dowell's corenr but Beeney pushed the header over the bar.
Everton must now wait for their coronation.