Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca opened up after his side’s 2-0 victory over Everton, ending a four-match winless run and easing pressure at Stamford Bridge. Despite the win, Maresca admitted the 48 hours before the match were the toughest since joining the club, citing a lack of support during that period while praising fans for their continued backing.
Malo Gusto was the standout performer, assisting Cole Palmer’s opener and scoring himself, operating in a hybrid role alongside captain Reece James as midfielders. Maresca highlighted their adaptability as key to Chelsea’s dominant display.
The win offers relief after recent struggles in the Premier League and Champions League and gives Maresca renewed confidence in his squad. While it doesn’t erase all concerns, it provides momentum and a chance to build consistency moving forward
