Enzo Maresca gave a pep talk to the Chelsea team after their goalless draw against Everton.

After their goalless draw with Everton, Chelsea coach Enzo Maresca revealed what he told his players in the locker room. Despite having the most goals in the Premier League this season, the Blues were unable to secure a win, which would have put them above current leaders Liverpool. Instead, they had to settle for a point at Goodison Park on Sunday afternoon.

Maresca praised his team's performance, calling it "fantastic" and acknowledging the challenge of playing against one of the best defensive teams in Europe. He expressed his happiness with the result, stating that he was even more pleased than he was after last week's victory against Brentford. The coach also recognized the difficulty of playing at Goodison Park, both for Chelsea and other teams in the Premier League.

The opposing manager, Sean Dyche, also acknowledged the tough match, stating that both teams showed a willingness to fight and put in a strong performance. Chelsea defender Tosin Adarabioyo echoed this sentiment, mentioning the difficult weather conditions and the team's fighting spirit. He added that the team is currently on a good run and full of confidence, and they will continue to push for more wins.

Despite the draw, Chelsea remains in second place, two points above their London rivals Arsenal. On the other hand, Everton's point has helped them move four points clear of the relegation zone. Dyche praised Maresca's team, acknowledging the power they possess, and expressed his satisfaction with the result, stating that his players showed determination and put in a good shift.

The match was a close one, with minimal chances for both teams. Chelsea's forwards were unable to break through Everton's strong defense, and the Toffees also had a few opportunities to score. However, the match ended in a well-deserved draw for both sides. Dyche also mentioned the difficulty of playing against top teams like Chelsea and the importance of being productive in possession.

Looking ahead, Chelsea will face Fulham on Boxing Day, hoping to return to their winning ways. Meanwhile, Everton will travel to Manchester City's Etihad Stadium, looking to take on the struggling Premier League champions. Both teams will be aiming to end the year on a high note and continue their strong performances in the new year.

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