Jason Cundy baffled by Everton prediction vs Chelsea he saw on talkSPORT

Jason Cundy is cautious about Chelsea's clash with Everton on Saturday.

The former defender, who played for the West London club, recognises the challenge the Blues face against the Toffees.

David Moyes' team are still unbeaten in the Premier League after six games, something only Manchester City and Brentford can also boast about.

Chelsea lost on their first trip to Hill Dickinson Stadium last season and home fans will be confident about their prospects going into the game.

Xabi Alonso's team are an attacking threat, but the Scottish manager can still exploit plenty of defensive holes.

The Merseyside outfit have an impressive record against the West London club and the opposition supporters are well aware of it.

Jason Cundy recognises Everton history vs Chelsea

Everton are seen as slight favourites against Chelsea and the home advantage will be big for the hosts.

The Blues have often got a positive result at Stamford Bridge, but their trips to Merseyside haven't been fruitful in recent years.

Chelsea have won just twice in their last 10 away games against the Toffees.

Ryon Scott-Douglas of talkSPORT confidently predicted the West London club would beat Moyes' team, but Cundy was having none of it.

The ex-Chelsea defender looked baffled after his co-host gave Alonso's side the edge over the Merseysiders.

Speaking on talkSPORT on 15 October, Cundy said, "Emotionally we're invested in this and you're not.

"When I saw that [prediction] come through the WhatsApp group, I was like, he doesn't know the history. Our record at Everton is pretty poor."

Why Thierno Barry will be pivotal to David Moyes' success vs Chelsea

Everton hold the joint-best defensive record in the Premier League this season.

On the other hand, Chelsea are among the top goalscorers in the English top flight after six matches.

The West London club's attack will give the Toffees a real test at Hill Dickinson Stadium.

While the Merseyside outfit haven't been as clinical in front of goal in recent matches, they face a side with the joint-worst defensive record in the Premier League.

Thierno Barry will surely get plenty of opportunities in the upcoming fixture, but it will come down to whether he can convert them, given he has missed plenty of big chances already this season.