Everton boss Sean Dyche insists defeat at home to Wolves was undeserved.

Sasa Kalajdzic struck the winner for the visitors.

Dyche said: "It's very frustrating. We were miles off it last weekend, but got back on it today with a good performance. It's a performance that should win, but it doesn't so we have to take responsibility for that. It's not just one individual collectively. We've created enough quality chances. Their keeper is probably man of the match.

"We are stretched and the market is not easy for us so that would help. The reality is I'm not going to make excuses, you've still performed and done the job you need to do except from score. The capability is there. There's no lack of effort. I said that even last week. The stats will be good around the effort of the team."

On the home fans' boos, he added: "I take it as the reality of the job here at Everton. People keep telling me to sign two centre forwards, it's not rocket science. It's not difficult to work that one out. We wanted to but it costs money and we work hard in the market, we have to work diligently in the market. There's still time yet. We're trying to construct deals that will work in our favour."