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GOAL! Burnley 1-2 Everton (Richarlison 41). We meet again, Mr Pope. And the result is the same as Richarlison takes less time and goes to the keeper's left ...

Frank Lampard's side conceded a late equaliser at Turf Moor and are now staring relegation in the face. Soccer Football - Premier League - Burnley v Everton ...

“Sometimes as a team you maybe forget how to win a game. - Mykolenko 7 - Rodriguez 7 - Cornet 7 - Taylor 7 - Collins 7

Second-half comeback gives Burnley 3-2 win over Everton; Nathan Collins early opener cancelled out by pair of Richarlison penalties before Sean Dyche ...

It's going to be a real test of character, I've said this all along about Everton. "That's why Burnley wanted to win tonight, in terms of getting the three points and getting closer to Everton, but also going into that Norwich game. "I told them we've got to play on that mentality - we do it by playing forward with better quality and being more aggressive in our play. I said to them at half time 'I'm not sure these know how to win a game, away from home particularly'. It's hard to explain, but sometimes you sense that a team might have lost how to win a game. Everton have not won a Premier League game on the road since August but looked like breaking that eight-month record until Jay Rodriguez and Maxwel Cornet struck in the second half to give Burnley a late victory.

With Michael Keane and Yerry Mina both missing for the trip to Burnley, Frank Lampard may reunite Ben Godfrey and Mason Holgate at centre-back.

*Pick up tomorrow's Daily Mirror and get a FREE £2 Shop Bet with William Hill which can be used on any of the sport action! Godfrey and Holgate may not go on to form a prosperous long-term defensive partnership in royal blue, as so many hoped they would. But they should also view it as an opportunity to show their quality against a team that hasn't found the net in five games. "We had problems against Ollie Watkins who did really well," said the Italian. "I have to say, it was a completely different performance of Ben Godfrey and Mason Holgate from the performance they had a week ago. In that Arsenal game, Godfrey and Holgate showed the best versions of themselves. Maybe playing a more athletic twosome would allow the Toffees to play a higher line and press with more vigour?

Frank Lampard blamed individual errors after Everton sank ever closer to the relegation zone when Maxwel Cornet scored late on to give Burnley a 3-2 victory ...

“It’s the margins of football – you’ve got to score at the right time and not concede at the right time. “It’s been the thing of the season for us, but it’s funny what seasons throw up,” he said. We’ve been in that mode ourselves and it’s difficult to break out of. “Then the feel changed on a penalty out of nowhere. “It was a tricky game for obvious reasons for both sides going into it,” Sean Dyche said. “The effort is there, the belief will always be tested because this is football,” Lampard said.

Burnley beat Everton 3-2 in the Premier League on Wednesday night.

Super delivery for Collins goal and brought composure to the play. Lively and did ever so well to lay winner on a plate for Cornet 7 The Clarets went in front early through Nathan Collins before two Richarlison penalties gave Everton the interval lead.

Frank Lampard has told his Everton players to use the hurt of Wednesday night's late defeat to Premier League relegation rivals Burnley as a positive ahead ...

We don’t want regret at the end of the season that’s why we have to do the maximum now.” “It’s been a long time (since the last goal). That’s why it was very special for me because I want to score every game. “That’s why we need to win every game. Every game until the end of the season will be a big game for us. “That’s the job of a manager,” he said. I’m the one that has to pick up.

It has to be said that if Everton does get relegated, it will be the most shocking and humiliating relegation in the history of the Premier League, and perhaps ...

When Moshiri brought in Brands and Silva to finally try and build a coherent tactical and recruiting philosophy from the ground up, he misunderstood Everton, still buckling under the weight of Walsh’s errors, as a club that was primed for such a project. When the board decided to hire Ancelotti, they misunderstood Everton as the kind of club that could hold a legendary manager’s attention for more than a season or two. The difficulty in trying to find an answer to that question is that there are too many people and too many moments on which blame can be pinned. Above all of this is Moshiri and the rest of the Everton board, who in six years have failed to establish any kind of infrastructure or coherent philosophy with which to guide the club’s decision-making, and below all of that is the players themselves, who have repeatedly embarrassed themselves on the field. As things stand right now, with Everton in its current form and facing a much more difficult schedule than their relegation-battle rivals over the final nine games of the season, the smart money is on the Toffees not being in the Premier League next season. Iranian billionaire Farhad Moshiri became Everton’s majority shareholder in 2016, and his riches were meant to usher in a new golden era for the club.

The Merseyside club have not been relegated since 1951, but now sit just one point above the relegation zone, despite spending over £500million on new ...

He can turn this round. One fan said: 'Lampard deserves to see this through. A third added: 'Absolutely abysmal, clueless at the back, we are atrocious, can't see us getting a win anywhere in those last 9 fixtures!

Manchester United should be boosted by the return of Cristiano Ronaldo for the early Saturday kick-off at Everton. The striker started the reverse fixture ...

Luke Shaw could be a doubt after coming off at half-time against the Foxes with a leg problem. "Probably the same," he said, when asked about the plans. Jesse Lingard was ill last weekend, so remained an unused substitute, but is in training and should also be available.

Everton lost 3-2 to Burnley in the Premier League on Wednesday night to heighten their relegation fears.

“Dyche is a veteran of these survival battles and knows the significance of pulling Everton in. Like that match against Wimbledon 28 years ago, they fought back from the brink but this team showed how brittle they are. “Burnley had taken an early lead through Nathan Collins’ first goal for the club but then fell behind as Richarlison twice scored from the penalty spot before the break. At that stage they had a seven-point cushion on the bottom three, yet fell apart when Sean Dyche’s team applied pressure. Yet the winning goal said everything about the struggle Lampard is having in recreating the rigour and intensity which typified the football he once played. This was a chance for Everton to open some space between themselves and the three sides beneath them, including Burnley.

And now former Everton striker Anichebe has weighed in on the inquest, calling out not just the players but the decision-making of the board as well. Promoted ...

"Next - appointing Lampard (who is a good coach) but appointing him when you know you're in a relegation battle with a tough run in... The money they've wasted, the sackings of influential staff like @embodyism (Dan Donachie), not letting Marcel Brands actually do his job, bringing in Rafa, creating a complete disconnect with fans and club. in a relegation fight... him getting Alli who is a luxury player... So... The players are responsible first and foremost. In a lengthy Instagram story, he said: "Apologies if I don't respond tonight, I just can't be bothered.

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I just said that to the players, and it is a good atmosphere in the changing room and the stadium, but it doesn't change anything. We have nine more of them to go." That has been the story of our seasons in the Premier League," he explained. "Manchester United will be a completely different game, with an understanding of the pressure that's now on it. "The only talking we can do is on the pitch. "You sense a team doesn't know how to win a game.

Everton legend Trevor Steven has been commented on his former club's chances of remaining in the Premier League.

Even the last game of the season, and this is one of those that could go to the last day of the season, is at Arsenal and Arsenal could well be trying to get a result to get top four. The 58-year-old former England international told SiriusXM FC : “I find it hard to say it, but the way Everton are at this moment in time, they’re going down. Steven was a leading player at Goodison Park during the club’s most-successful era, winning two League Championships, an FA Cup and European Cup-Winners’ Cup after his £300,000 transfer from Burnley to Everton in 1983 but after watching two of his former sides face each other at Turf Moor, he fears the worst for Frank Lampard’s side.

Burnley hero Sam Vokes backed referee Mike Dean's decision to give Everton two first half penalties in the pivotal relegation six pointer at Turf Moor.

Speaking on Five Live, he said: “That's as soft as they come," before adding of the second: "Initially it looks like he's trying to buy this. Richarlison converted both spot kicks to put the Toffees 2-1 up before the break, after the Clarets opened the scoring when Nathan Collins turned in a Maxwel Cornet corner. Don't miss a thing from the club you love!

Everton lost 3-2 to Burnley and now face a massive relegation battle to stay in the Premier League.

Not to mention, clashing with four of the top seven clubs. Meanwhile, Roy Hodgson’s Watford loom in striking distance sitting just three points behind the Toffees having played a game extra. The club is spiralling out of control.

Frank Lampard has told his Everton players to use the hurt of Wednesday night's late defeat to Premier League relegation rivals Burnley as a positive ahead ...

We don’t want regret at the end of the season that’s why we have to do the maximum now.” “It’s been a long time (since the last goal). That’s why it was very special for me because I want to score every game. “That’s why we need to win every game. Every game until the end of the season will be a big game for us. “That’s the job of a manager,” he said. I’m the one that has to pick up.

Everton suffered a costly 3-2 defeat against Burnley on Wednesday night, as Frank Lampard name dropped Leeds United in his post-match interview.

“But the reality is what it is. Lampard responded: “It feels the same to me, whether that’s true, maybe. “Because of the history.

Everton's situation is looking extremely bleak as they face a mountainous task to secure their Premier League status.For the first time in more than h.

“We can look at last night’s game and you can point to the defending being awful, but the defending starts from the front as well. Who are the leaders? “Not to hide, not to shirk challenges, not to duck your head in shoulders and run away from adversity, it’s to stick your chest out and do something about it, and the players haven’t done it. “It’s the players, the buck has to stop at the players, 100 per cent, you cross the white line, you have a duty and a desire to be the best you possibly can. “If they continue as they are doing in this fashion, they will go down no doubt, and there’s no doubt that Burnley and Watford will win two or three games between now and the end of the season, so Everton have to do that, too.” “And for the majority of this season that’s fell on the shoulders of young Anthony Gordon, which is incredible to say for a guy who’s just broken into the team, really young in age, really young in career [and he’s] carried the fight of such a huge club of such history of characters.”

Neville Southall was focused on what he saw as the positives as he offered Everton players his advice on what was key to remaining in the Premier League.

Just go and see the challenge as a challenge to see how good a player you are. We have got 27 points to play for, we’ve got Man Utd on Saturday and if you’re a kid growing up, that is who you want to play against. If you score two goals away from home you expect to win the game.”

Victor Anichebe is convinced that Everton will be relegated from the Premier League unless they sack manager Frank Lampard.

Keep the faith." He captioned it with the message: "I said it weeks ago... At the moment it's 60 per cent. Allardyce has managed the Toffees before. Okkkkk." Some said rather go down with dignity.

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Maxwel Cornet scored Burnley's winner five minutes from time as they came from behind to beat fellow relegation strugglers Everton 3-2 at Turf Moor.

It was just a second goal in 39 league games for the homegrown forward and he was serenaded by the Burnley fans. Vydra crossed and Cornet lifted his shot into the roof of the net. The decision to install Richarlison as penalty-taker after Calvert-Lewin missed against Brighton was further endorsed as he sent Nick Pope the wrong way for a second time. The Brazilian’s drought has been a cause of Everton’s troubles but he looked buoyed by his first goal in 11 games. And yet, while two attackers came into the team, the scorer of Burnley’s fourth goal in 12 games was a recalled defender. Even a remarkable performance by Richarlison, who scored twice, was not enough for Frank Lampard. Drenched by the swirling rain, he looked beleaguered as his side were beaten.

Burnley had taken an early lead through Nathan Collins' first goal for the club but then fell behind as Richarlison twice scored from the penalty spot before ...

Cornet was lively, getting back to defend but providing a constant threat. Again Richarlison sent Pope the wrong way. The goal was met with a huge roar from the home faithful, but within minutes they turned to groans.

Maxwel Cornet scored five minutes from time as Burnley beat Premier League relegation rivals Everton 3-2 in a seesaw clash at Turf Moor on Wednesday.

Burnley equalised 11 minutes after the restart when Rodriguez turned in a cross that came through a crowd of players. Jay Rodriguez equalised in the 56th minute before Cornet’s first goal since his return from the Africa Cup of Nations in January gave Burnley their first win in six games. It was also just the Clarets’ fourth win in 29 league games so far this season, with Burnley having lost their last four games without scoring a goal.

Everton's status as an ever-present in the Premier League is under serious threat. Frank Lampard's team tumbled to...

BURNLEY, England (AP) — Everton's status as an ever-present in the Premier League is under serious threat. Frank Lampard's team tumbled to within a point of ...

Relegation doesn't bear thinking about for Everton in a financial sense but is now a realistic possibility, especially given the quality of opponents coming up. It’s about what we do.” “They have to keep going," Lampard said of his players.

Maxwel Cornet struck five minutes from time to condemn Everton to a costly 3-2 defeat.

We don’t want regret at the end of the season that’s why we have to do the maximum now.” “It’s been a long time (since the last goal). That’s why it was very special for me because I want to score every game. “That’s why we need to win every game. Every game until the end of the season will be a big game for us. “That’s the job of a manager,” he said. I’m the one that has to pick up.

Chris Beesley looks at a Talking Point from Everton's 3-2 defeat at Burnley and examines the potential longer-term impact of Sean Dyche's claims about Frank ...

The sign that hangs outside the aforementioned hostelry has the gaffer mocked up in the garb of Henry VIII and in a manner not dissimilar to the 16 th century tyrant king, he is an intimidating absolute ruler within his own fiefdom. If they’re uncomfortable in their current predicament, how many of them would have the stomach for that fight? Hard graft over a number of years – culminating with European football in 2018, one place above Everton whose vacancy he had been linked to earlier in the season – prompted a pub in the shadow of Turf Moor to be renamed ‘The Royal Dyche’ and ensure the manager enjoys enough credit in the bank to survive seasons of struggle such as this. The sobering reality over Sean Dyche’s half-time pep talk to his players, telling them that Everton “don’t know how to win” is that there is a strong element of truth to the Burnley manager’s damning words and he was only echoing what long-suffering Blues fans have feared for a long time now. Lampard also says: “Everyone is quick to tell me I’ve never been in a relegation battle – I suppose that’s a positive” but do his players know what is required in these crucial final nine matches of the campaign? They don’t call these fixtures ‘six pointers’ for nothing but Everton continue to inflict upon themselves the double-whammy of missing out themselves while enabling those below them to close the gap.

What is the latest news involving Everton? When manager Frank Lampard was appointed as Rafa Benitez's successor on deadline day in the January transfer window, ...

Out of their 15 league games in opposition territory this season, Everton have won just once, drawing a further three times, leaving them with the worst points tally in the division. The Blues still have to face Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea between now and the end of the season, while their record away from Goodison Park will perhaps leave them with little hope of picking up points in almost half of their remaining fixtures. Everton are ‘unlike other teams at the bottom’ of the Premier League table as they don’t seem capable of picking up positive results away from home, according to Daily Star journalist Paul Brown.

With Everton seemingly uncertain of where their next win is coming from, ex-Blue Alan Stubbs is fearing the worst.

There’s so many things wrong with Everton right now from the boardroom down to the pitch because it is perilously close to doomsday for Everton.” For Everton to be in this position at this stage in the season is incredible to digest. Everton, in the past, have surprised us in getting a result out of nowhere.

1 Causes of the 2021/2022 crisis · 2 Everton's 2021/2022 Struggle · 3 Will Everton still be in the Premier League for the 2022/2023 season? · 4 Everton: 25 Points ...

They may even target an out of form Manchester United or a Crystal Palace side who have nothing to play for. Everton (H) Burnley (H) Brentford (H) Everton’s £360million net spend (last 5 seasons) against local rivals Liverpool, who have £92 million net spend. Newcastle (H) Southampton (H) Brentford (H) Chelsea (H) The issue is their fixture list. They have also struggled to create chances with only 23 big chances created this season. Everton have had some injuries to key players this season, particularly in the striker department.