Sean Dyche gives a frank response to Mauricio Pochettino’s claim immediately after Everton’s 2-0 win as he provides Coleman’s injury update…

In the aftermath of Everton’s decisive 2-0 triumph over Chelsea, manager Sean Dyche expressed satisfaction with his team’s ability to secure victories through various means. The Toffees’ recent win at Goodison Park marked their third triumph in the span of eight days, further distancing themselves from the Premier League relegation zone. Despite being burdened with a 10-point deduction, Everton now stands four points clear of the danger zone.

Abdoulaye Doucoure and Lewis Dobbin were the heroes for Everton, each finding the net in the second half. The victory was particularly noteworthy given Chelsea’s statistical dominance, enjoying 72% possession and completing 687 passes, while Everton managed 257 passes.

Chelsea had 19 shots compared to Everton’s nine, yet the latter emerged victorious. In response to Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino’s assertion that his team deserved more from the game, Dyche offered a frank assessment in his post-match press conference.

Acknowledging Chelsea’s quality, Dyche commended them as a formidable team with top-tier technical players and significant financial investments. However, he emphasized the importance of finding diverse avenues to secure victories, asserting that Everton has demonstrated an ability to win in various scenarios. Dyche highlighted instances where his team dominated the shot count, as well as matches where resolute defensive efforts proved crucial.

The manager stressed the significance of hard work, tenacity, and the ability to navigate the less glamorous aspects of the game over the course of a season, particularly in light of recent news regarding points deductions.

Dyche’s praise extended to the growing mentality within the squad, emphasizing the team’s capacity to adapt and win in different ways. He credited the firm mentality and the increasing alignment with the supporters as key factors in Everton’s recent successes.

Despite challenges and points deductions, Dyche expressed confidence in the team’s future prospects, anticipating that they would continue to evolve into a top side. He acknowledged the loyalty of the fans, emphasizing their resilience and the alignment between the team and its supporters, fostering a powerful connection that contributes to Everton’s ongoing growth and success.