Everton inflicted another defeat on reigning Premier League champions Chelsea on Saturday.

Roberto Martinez's Toffees scored a 3-1 victory over the Blues at Goodison Park thanks to a hat-trick from Steven Naismith.

The Scotland international scored a perfect treble - with his head, left foot and right foot - while Nemanja Matic netted a sublime goal for Chelsea from range nine minutes before the break to make it 2-1.

However, Naismith's third in the 82nd minute sealed it for the home side who moved up to seventh position on the table while Jose Mourinho's Blues are languishing in 17th place with just four points to their name, 11 behind league leaders Manchester City.

MATCH OVERVIEW

Everton: 3 (Steven Naismith 17'/22'/82')
Chelsea: 1 (Nemanja Matic 36')
Goodison Park, Liverpool - 38,311

TALKING POINTS

- Is this the type of win that can kickstart a successful season for Everton?

- Where to for Chelsea from here? Can Mourinho arrest this slide and lead them back towards the top?


WHAT'S NEXT?

Everton will look ahead to their trip to Swansea City as Chelsea get set to host Maccabi Tel Aviv in the Champions League on Wednesday before welcoming London rivals Arsenal to Stamford Bridge on the weekend.

TWITTER INSIGHT

What a performance, massive 3 points...
— Ross Barkley (@RBarkley20) September 12, 2015

Great team performance yesterday!! Different class from Naisy and brilliant atmosphere!! Big game next week!! #COYB
— James McCarthy (@JMcCarthy_16) September 13, 2015

QUOTES CORNER

Evertonboss Martinez on his side's near-perfect performance:

"We know we can play better but what you are looking at is a complete performance."

Chelsea's Mourinho on final result:

"We don't deserve this result. It is too heavy for the way the players started the game, finished the game and played during the game."



STATS SPECIALS
*Thanks to Opta

6 - Steven Naismith is the sixth substitute to score a Premier League hat-trick & the first since Lukaku for WBA vs Man Utd. Treble.
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) September 12, 2015

3 - No team with Chelsea's record after five games of a PL season (W1 D1 L3) has ever finished higher than third. Dethroned.
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) September 12, 2015

16 - Chelsea have now conceded 16 goals in their last 7 PL games, one more than they did in the whole of Mourinho's 1st season (04-05). Open
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) September 12, 2015


TEAM LEADERS

EVERTON
Goals - Steven Naismith 3
Assists - Ross Barkley 3
Clean sheets - Tim Howard 2
Yellow cards - Six players on 1

CHELSEA
Goals - Six players on 1
Assists - Pedro Rodriguez 2
Yellow cards - Seven players on 1
Red cards - Thibaut Courtois, John Terry 1