Chelsea women's player ratings vs Everton: Sonia Bompastor's first defeat! Blues' record-breaking WSL unbeaten streak comes to shock end at home to one-win Toffees

Livia Peng (6/10):

Had nothing to do except pick the ball out of the back of her net.

Ellie Carpenter (5/10):

Was beaten to the ball by Hayashi for the decisive moment in the game.

Lucy Bronze (6/10):

Marshalled Gago quite well in an intriguing individual battle, especially given she was playing an unfamiliar position.

Naomi Girma (6/10):

Moved the ball well and dealt with Everton's threat on the counter well to stop the Toffees' adding to their lead when chances to counter occurred.

Sandy Baltimore (7/10):

Consistently presented Everton with problems. Took a positive and confident approach, running at defenders and getting shots off while delivering good set pieces. Just couldn't quite find the breakthrough Chelsea needed, even hitting the bar with the last kick.

Keira Walsh (5/10):

Tidy on the ball but couldn't provide a moment of quality to really carve Everton open.

Maika Hamano (5/10):

Had some decent moments in possession but could've moved better off the ball to be more of a threat.

Catarina Macario (5/10):

Moved well, linked play nicely and forced a fantastic save out of Brosnan early on, but was often operating in much deeper positions than she would've liked and so couldn't be a consistent threat.

Alyssa Thompson (6/10):

One of Chelsea's livelier performers. Unlucky not to score, seeing a good effort well-saved in the first half before another went just wide after the break.

Aggie Beever-Jones (5/10):

Worked hard and had some nice moments creating for others but lacked service.

Lauren James (5/10):

Got a good 55 minutes under her belt on her first start of the season after injury. Looked lively, especially considering her time out, and forced a good save out of Brosnan in the first half, but lacked incision.

Sam Kerr (4/10):

Was on the end of plenty of chances but just couldn't provide that clinical finish she's so known for, with one pretty bad miss in particular.

Sjoeke Nusken (6/10):

Showed quality in possession after coming on, creating plenty of chances, but couldn't make a defining difference.

Johanna Rytting Kaneryd (5/10):

Didn't bring her direct running consistently enough to trouble Everton.

Wieke Kaptein (N/A):

Suffered her first ever WSL defeat in her 26th game in the competition, with her unlucky not to prevent that from happening herself when a header hit the bar late on.,

Sonia Bompastor (5/10):

Went very attacking with her line-up but by selecting a lot of players who like to roam and pick up pockets of space, players got in each other's way at times and there wasn't a lot of structure, either. Reacted well with her changes, in terms of addressing that problem and also by giving the subs a lot of time to make their mark, but the ball just wouldn't go in the net.