Sean Dyche admitted he’d love to play eye-catching football - but for now he’s happy to pick up points any way they come.
Everton twice fell behind at Chelsea, first to Joao Felix and then Kai Havertz from the penalty spot, but they pulled the home side back through Abdoulaye Doucoure and then at the death through substitute Ellis Simms.
Dyche said: “Finding ways to affect football, that’s a big belief of mine. We’d all like to play the beautiful game, all of us including me, but you’ve got to find ways of affecting the opposition, finding ways of scoring goals and creating goals, and of course defending.
