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90+4' END OF THE MATCH!
90' Additional time
87' Everton substitution
85' GOOOAL for Burnley
80' Burnley substitution
77' Burnley came closer
76' Yellow card
73' Everton substitution
72' Burnley substitution
70' With 20 minutes to go
65' The tie continues
60' First quarter of second half
57' GOOOOAL for Burnley
54' Yellow card
50' Everton continue to win
Second half begins
45+3' End of first half
45' Additional time
41' GOOOOAL for Everton!
40' VAR decision: Penalty!
39' There is a VAR review!
35' Final stretch of the first half
30' Half hour of the match
25' The match is still tied
22' EVERTON HAD IT!
17' GOOOAL for Everton!
16' PENALTY FOR EVERTON!
12' GOOOOAL for Burnley
10' Yellow card
8' Burnley came closer
3' Yellow card
Match starts!
Match officials
Assistant No.1: Eddie Smart
Assistant No.2: Mark Scholes
Fourth official: Kevin Friend
VAR: Darren England
Assistant VAR: Adrian Holmes.
Teams on the field
Substitutes - Everton
15. Asmir Begović (GK), 08. Fabian Delph, 11. Demarai Gray, 23. Seamus Coleman, 33. Salomón Rondón, 34. Anwar El Ghazi, 36. Dele Alli, 60. Isaac Price, 64. Reece Welch.
Strarting XI - Everton
Coach: Frank Lampard
Substitutes - Burnley
13. Wayne Hennessey (GK), 02. Matthew Lowton, 04. Jack Cork, 10. Ashley Barnes, 11. Dwight McNeil, 16. Dale Stephens, 27. Matěj Vydra, 28. Kevin Long, 37. Bobby Thomas.
Starting XI - Burnley
Coach: Sean Dyche
Last five matches - Everton
March 20 - FA Cup: 4-0 vs Crystal Palace (Lost)
March 17 - Premier League: 1-0 vs Newcastle (Won)
March 13 - Premier League: 0-1 vs Wolves (Lost)
March 7 - Premier League: 5-0 vs Tottenham (Lost)
Last five matches - Burnley
March 12 - Premier League: 2-0 vs Brentford (Lost)
March 5 - Premier League: 0-4 vs Chelsea (Lost)
March 1 - Premier League: 0-2 vs Leicester (Lost)
February 26 - Premier League: 1-1 vs Crystal Palace
Statement - Frank Lampard (Everton Coach)
"It's very important [to be mentally ready] because it's a big deal. We are fighting at the bottom end of the table to try and stay in the league. That's been the case for a while, but with every game, it gets more intense. The squad will be very focused and very understanding of what we are going into".
"React to that as you would at Goodison, react to the hostile crowd as much as you would to the one that backs you. Sometimes that can be just as good a feeling. We will also have our travelling fans, supporting us with a huge passion and desire to see us get the right result. So that shouldn't be a problem".
"You're getting the players in the right areas, doing the right things to allow the team the chance to score goals, and then the final moment is the challenge and that's where we want our players to stand up and take responsibility, as they have done many times,"
"We ask a lot of our players, so it's not just about Wout, (Weghorst) J-Rod (Jay Rodriguez) and Barnsey (Ashley Barnes) and these people, it's about all of the team responding to score a goal."
Statements - Sean Dyche (Burnley Coach)
"We’ve got to earn it, I can’t re-enforce that idea enough. We’ve got to work for it, show the desire, the commitment but also the quality of performance to go and win. It’s a very important game, we’ve got 10 important games now".
"We went in there [the Manchester City game] a little bit out of kilter with the usual league programme because of the enforced break and I thought that it showed through a bit in the first half more than the second. That mentality from the second half is going to be important for us to have moving forward".
“The job is to make it happen. You can’t wait for things to get given to you in the Premier League because they don’t get given to you, it’s a very difficult league. We’ve had to earn every inch of our life in the Premier League [so far] and we’re keep doing that over the next seven weeks and 10 games".
“It’s impossible for me to question the atmosphere of the crowd and fans across the board because they’ve been amazing. There’s absolutely no doubt in my mind that the fans will be there, and I mean that sincerely. Our fans have been exceptional, there’s no two ways about it".
“The feeling on certain days and particular nights at Turf Moor brings a real energy and a real edge. We certainly need that, and it’ll help the players no end".
Teams ready at Turf Moor
🏟️ 𝑾𝒆 𝒂𝒓𝒆 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝑳𝒐𝒏𝒈𝒔𝒊𝒅𝒆 🎶
Let us know where you're supporting us from today 🌍💬#BUREVE | #UTC pic.twitter.com/FIpBtmUvXt — Burnley FC (@BurnleyOfficial) April 6, 2022
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— Everton (@Everton) April 6, 2022
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Key player - Everton
Key player - Burnley
Burnley vs Everton history
In the Premier League...
Referring only to the times they have faced each other in the Premier League, we count 111 duels, where the numbers are in favor of Everton with 48 victories, while Burnley has won 34, for a balance of 29 draws.
If we take into account the number of times Burnley have played at home against Everton in the Premier League, there are 55 matches, where the Vinotintos have the advantage with 24 wins over the 16 that the Toffees have won, and the 15 draws that have taken place.
Everton
Everton is coming off the back of a defeat away to West Ham at the weekend. However, they left a good feeling, so it is possible to think that, despite an uncomfortable situation, they can achieve the victory to start leaving behind the relegation talk.
Burnley
Burnley has accumulated four consecutive defeats in the Premier League and comes to this match with the obligation to win, as Everton is the main rival to beat in the fight to avoid relegation. This is one of the two matches they have pending to try to save the category.
The match will be played at Turf Moor
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