Saturday 22 October 2016 18:55, UK
Ronald Koeman insisted his Everton side deserved to win at Burnley after seeing them suffer a 2-1 defeat at Turf Moor instead.
The Merseysiders dominated for large spells of the game but fell behind when Sam Vokes exploited Maarten Stekelenburg's mistake six minutes before half-time.
Everton responded well and dictated as Yannick Bolasie drew them level, only for Scott Arfield to get Burnley's winner in stoppage time.
That left Koeman bemused at how his side did not take more from the match and he said: "I'm very disappointed because [we should have had] one point, at least one point today.
"We were by far the better team - 1-0 down, it's difficult against them at home. They have good defensive organisation and are physically strong. Their centre-backs are good headers.
"You need a lot of qualities and I think we put that quality in the second half. We scored at 1-1 and then you expect to win the game.
"You at least expect not to lose. Sometimes football is very unfair but okay. It's hard to take and a disappointment, of course."
Koeman rued the fact his players could not take more of the 20 chances they created and praised Burnley for their resilience.
The Dutchman added: "We started well and we had some good open shots in the box. Also in the second half, there were a lot of defenders in the box trying to block the ball.
"I think we had enough chances and enough shots but only one goal and the productivity of Burnley is an example for everybody.
"That does not happen every weekend. We deserved much more than we got today. We know we need to work hard to improve.
"It is always difficult to come here and even 1-0 down with 45 minutes to go, I think we had a good reaction in the second half.
"We played good football, we created and we scored a goal and even if we had one point we could be disappointed."
