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GK Martínez taken to hospital after suffering head injury in Chelsea win

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Goalkeeper Emi Martínez Hospitalized After Head Injury in Chelsea Match

Argentinian goalkeeper, Emi Martínez, was rushed to the hospital following a head injury sustained during Saturday's Premier League match between Chelsea and Everton.

The incident occurred in the second half of the game when Martínez collided with Everton's Seamus Coleman near the edge of the penalty area. The injury appeared to be serious, prompting concern among spectators and players alike.

Chelsea Triumphs Over Everton, Securing Three Points

Despite the incident, Chelsea managed to secure a victory against Everton, emerging triumphant in the highly anticipated match.

The final score of the game was not mentioned in the provided source material, but it is known that Chelsea's win propels them closer to achieving their goals for the season.

Everton Players and Coaching Staff Show Support

Everton's players and coaching staff demonstrated their support for Emi Martínez after the incident, showing concern for their Argentine teammate.

  • Everton's Seamus Coleman offered a concerned glance at Martínez after the collision.
  • Chelsea's manager, Thomas Tuchel, was also seen checking on Martínez after the match.

Chelsea's Next Matches and Goalkeeper Depth Chart

With Martínez's injury, it remains to be seen who will be chosen as the starting goalkeeper for Chelsea's upcoming matches.

  • Chelsea's upcoming matches include a crucial match against Manchester City on April 3rd.
  • The depth chart for Chelsea's goalkeeper position includes Alisson Becker, Kepa Arrizabalaga, and Willy Caballero.

The team will likely make an announcement regarding Martínez's status and the expected backup goalkeeper for the upcoming matches.

<small>Source: ESPN — read the original story there.</small>

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