Coyle delighted with win over Everton
Owen Coyle
By Big Andy
August 24 2009
Burnley manager Owen Coyle felt that the best team won after watching his Burnley side edge out Everton 1-0 at Turf Moor on Sunday.
Burnley celebrated their second win at home within a week after first doing Manchester United and then Everton 1-0.
The Toffees were beaten after conceding a 34th-minute Wade Elliot goal. Louis Saha had the best chance of grabbing a point from the game but he missed a second half penalty.
Coyle was delighted his side had been able to reproduce another good performance after the high of beating United in midweek. "We started the game at such a terrific pace and then I thought we scored during Everton's best spell of the half," he said.
"I felt over the course of the game we were the better team.
"I don't think they cut us open too often and our goalkeeper did not have too many saves to make.
"It was enjoyable today and it is another three points but that is all it is.
"We've had a great week but that is all it has been. There is so much more ahead of us, so much hard work."