Defeat to Chelsea disappointing but no tragedy: Ancelotti


Soccer Football - Premier League - Liverpool v Everton - Anfield, Liverpool, Britain - February 20, 2021 Everton manager Carlo Ancelotti Pool via REUTERS/Phil Noble

(Reuters) - Everton manager Carlo Ancelotti acknowledged his team were some way short of Chelsea's quality after losing 2-0 to Thomas Tuchel's side in the Premier League on Monday.

A Ben Godfrey own goal and a second-half penalty from Jorginho stretched Chelsea's unbeaten run under Tuchel to 11 games while Everton slipped to sixth.

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