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But then at the same time, you can see where Callum Hudson-Odoi is complaining about the push in the back at the same time.

So it's a difficult one, really.

It's a difficult one and that's what we saw with these decisions that have been overturned or not in the past with VAR.

Of course, Burnley on the wrong end of that 40 scoreline here at Turf Moor this evening.

We'll be getting the thoughts of their manager.

Sean Dyche speaks to us next.

At Turf Moor this evening, Burnley have been beaten 4-2 by Chelsea.

Here are the thoughts of Sean Dyche with Greg Whelan.

In the final analysis, was the difference defensive errors, or was there anything missing in your overall performance tonight?

It is a bruising night, a bruising defeat, but you've been in this situation many times before.

How do you put it behind you?

Sean Dyche feeling resilient in the wake of that 4-2 defeat, encouraged, I would imagine, by those two late goals.

And he talked about the fact that they're creating and are creating better quality chances against better quality opposition.

Could we see that, do you think, during the course of the game, particularly in terms of the chances

that were created for Ashley Barnes?

Yeah, they do.

There were big moments, really.

1-0 down, if Barnes scores there, that's half a chance, I would say.

But the other one, which was a much better chance there, it's difficult.

Even if he misses that, maybe Jorge Rodriguez could have scored.