Everton boss Roberto Martinez took aim at Chelsea and hometown decisions in his match programme notes yesterday.
Martinez is still bristling over their late defeat at Chelsea a fortnight ago.
"Unfortunately, the sending off really late on reflected the emphasis that the home team had in trying to influence the referee and take advantage of their role of playing at Stamford Bridge," wrote Martinez in his programme notes for their clash with Leicester City.
"Mo Besic being booked after five minutes was a very loose way to referee a game and there was no need to show as many yellow cards as there were.
"But, more importantly, I never felt there was any consistency in judging every action equally between the two teams.
"That made it a tougher way to digest a defeat that we didn't deserve and showed a very similar ending to last season's game at Stamford Bridge.
"Big games need strong referees but, for the future, we relish the challenge of finding the way of overcoming these disadvantages by playing our football in a typical Everton manner."
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