Everton captain James Tarkowski has been speaking to BBC Radio Merseyside about their 2-1 home loss to Bournemouth.
The Toffees led at half-time through Iliman Ndiaye's penalty, but conceded twice in three minutes in the second half – and then had Jake O'Brien sent off.
"We had a couple of chances to put the game to bed and didn't do that and got punished," said Tarkowski.
"Away from home we can defend our goal brilliantly and keep clean sheets, but for some reason at home we can't do that as well.
"We conceded two from pretty much nothing. Very disappointing. It feels a bit rubbish."
Asked whether their early FA Cup exit giving them a break in fixtures now might be a good thing, the 33-year-old said: "I'm really disappointed about the FA Cup.
"I'm running out of opportunities to win the FA Cup or at least get far in the competition. Every year I hope to do well in the FA Cup so to be out of that is disappointing, but the positive is we can recover well before the next game."
Listen to the full interview – and David Moyes’ thoughts – here
