"We have created this link between me and the fans which is incredible", the Blues boss declared.
"We have to have great enthusiasm and great patience because I think we are having a great season but to become a fantastic season we must win (the league)", Conte said.
Everton's eight-match winning run at Goodison Park ended after Pedro broke through the home resistance with his 25-yard (meter) strike in the 66th minute.
Lukaku failed to make an impact against his former club as Pedro, Willian and Gary Cahill all netted to hand the league leaders three points.
"We scored an unbelievable goal with Pedro, then the second and third, but it was not so easy".
"We've been saying in our dressing room that we expect them to win every game. There are still nine points to play for and, with the spirit that the team has shown, there is no reason that we can't win more matches", added Agnew. The Blues got off to a fast start on Tuesday against Southampton, with Eden Hazard scoring in the fifth minute.
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'We know Lukaku is the top scorer in the Premier League, he's very unsafe but we just tried to defend him as best as we could, ' the Spaniard told Chelsea's official website.
April 30, 2017 at 16:05, in the central match of the 35th round of the English Premier League championship, in Liverpool at the stadium "Goodison Park" on a visit to the local Everton will come Chelsea.
"I think we did well".
It's play like this that unlocks the most stubborn of backlines, and Antonio Conte will be desperate to keep this quality in his side as he prepares for Chelsea's return to the Champions League next season. It was one of our hardest games with the form Everton have been in at home.
"We are talking about two great strikers".
Nevertheless Conte will not allow his team to take their foot off the gas just yet. A win will see them move within one point of the top, which Chelsea will have to stew on for three days before welcoming Middlesbrough to Stamford Bridge on the following Monday. "A lot of times when you play away you go more defensive, and what we've been doing is defending well and coming out to play football in the same way as if we were at home".
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