Everton midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson played a key role for the Toffees before his injury.
Everton ace Gylfi Sigurdsson’s game against Chelsea ended early after he suffered an injury.
Before he was withdrawn at Stamford Bridge the midfielder was making a valuable contribution.
The £45 million signing is known for his attacking talents and quality from set pieces.
Against Chelsea, Sigurdsson’s work rate and tactical discipline shone through as Everton dug in to claim a 0-0 draw.
Match data from whoscored.com highlights Sigurdsson’s defensive contribution.
Sigurdsson made four tackles – more than any Everton player.
He also made four interceptions – more than any player on the pitch.
The Iceland international achieved this even despite being substituted after 75 minutes.
His efforts were vital as Everton held out for a point and he deserves credit for his contribution.
Manager Marco Silva is also at the heart of Sigurdsson’s performance, and he will be hoping the midfielder’s injury is not a serious one.
Already he looks like he is a better player than when they signed him.
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