MAROUANE FELLAINI believes “angry” Everton can bounce back from their weekend woe and increase the pressure on beleaguered Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti.

A banned Fellaini could only watch as the Goodison outfit slumped to a humiliating 4-1 home defeat against West Bromwich Albion.

But David Moyes’s side can boast a fine record against the Premier League’s leading lights ahead of their trip to Chelsea on Saturday.

The Londoners have beaten Everton only once in their last five meetings, and were defeated 2-1 at Goodison in their most recent encounter back in February.

Moyes’s men drew 3-3 at Stamford Bridge 12 months ago and can count a number of notable scalps during the calendar year, including home wins over Manchester United and Liverpool and a triumph at Manchester City, as well as draws at Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal.

And Fellaini, who has now served his three-match suspension, reckons Everton can capitalise on a lack of form that has seen Chelsea win only one of their last five league games.

“All the players are angry because of what happened on Saturday at home,” said the midfielder. “I hope we can have a good game at Chelsea.