Everton head coach David Moes allowed himself a sarcastic comment on Chelsea after his team lost 0:2 in Saturday's Premier League match.

The Scottish footballer, who never won at Stamford Bridge in the championship (neither against Everton before, nor with Sunderland, nor with West Gem), assumed that the result of the match was determined by the financial capabilities of his opponent.

When the journalists asked Moes, they found out more details, they said:.

\? Perhaps you understand what I mean? "

The Toffees arrived in London in high spirits, having won four of their remaining six matches, narrowly beating Manchester United at Old Trafford. Prote goals from Cole Palmer and Malo Gusteau broke the streak..

I realized that I was embarrassed by the result, but I lost my satisfaction:.

" It seemed a little unfair, because long-lasting glimpses looked good. I have no complaints until the end of the final third - if you don’t take chances, you don’t win,” adding Moyes.

Tsikavo, that Chelsea coach Enzo Maresca also made his statement, calling the preparation for the match the greatest 48 years since his arrival at the club, citing the defective support at a difficult moment.