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On it being a feisty game: "I thought Harrison [Armstrong] had a great tackle on the far side. I thought it was the best part of the first half and I think people who watch football appreciate it. A big part of our game in our country - I've not seen it back - my feeling was it was not in any way a free-kick. I think it's a part of what we do. I think their player got up straight away and got on with it.
"I think the Morgan Rogers tackle with Jimmy [James Garner] could've been questioned, but we're not saying we want everything to be a free-kick or stopped. We want them to be refereed correctly, and I don't think the tackle Harrison was making was refereed correctly. I thought it was unfair."
On Emi Martinez being taken off on a stretcher: "I have to say I haven't seen it back. At the time from where I was sitting in the dugout, I thought it was two people going for the ball. I've not seen where the collision was or how the collision happened but I hope he's OK."
Everton failed to score in a Premier League home game for the first time since February (1-0 against Manchester United).
Everton had just six shots against Chelsea, their fewest in a Premier League game since last December against Arsenal (5).