Burnley v Everton, 26 December 2018

Score5-1 to Everton
RefereeMichael Oliver
CompetitionPremier League
VenueTurf Moor
Attendance21,484

View Burnley v Everton head to head

Kick-off: 3.00pm This was the second time that Everton had scored five or more goals in a game at Turf Moor; also a 5-3 win in League Division on 28 April 1928 when Dixie Deans scored four of their goals. Burnley failed in their attempt to win three consecutive league games against Everton for the first time since September 1959. Premier League Head to Head Played: 9 Burnley won: 4 Drawn: 0 Everton won: 5 Burnley scored: 9 Everton scored: 16

1 Burnley

Manager: Sean Dyche

5 Everton

Manager: Marco Silva

Goals:

Ben Gibson 37 G

Goals:

Yerry Mina 2 G
Lucas Digne 13 G
Gylfi Sigurdsson penalty 22 P
Lucas Digne 71 G
Richarlison 90 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Joe Hart
Defender Ben Gibson
Defender Matt Lowton
Defender Ben Mee
Defender James Tarkowski
Defender Charlie Taylor
Defender/Midfielder Jack Cork
Defender/Midfielder Ashley R Westwood
Midfielder Jeff Hendrick
Forward Ashley Barnes
Forward Sam Vokes

Starting lineup:

Jordan Pickford Goalkeeper
Michael Keane Defender
Yerry Mina Defender
Kurt Zouma Defender
Séamus Coleman Defender/Midfielder
Lucas Digne Defender/Midfielder
André Gomes Midfielder
Bernard Midfielder
Gylfi Sigurdsson Midfielder/Forward
Theo Walcott Midfielder/Forward
Dominic Calvert-Lewin Forward

Substitutions:

Jóhann Berg Gudmundsson for Jeff Hendrick 63
Dwight McNeil for Ben Gibson 63
Chris Wood for Sam Vokes 73

Substitutions:

Richarlison for Dominic Calvert-Lewin 67
Idrissa Gueye for André Gomes 75
Tom Davies for Bernard 80

Cards:

Matt Lowton 30 Y
Ben Gibson 45 Y

Cards:

Gylfi Sigurdsson 25 Y
André Gomes 30 Y
Richarlison 90 Y
Idrissa Gueye 90 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Tom Heaton
Defender Phil Bardsley
Defender Kevin Long
Midfielder/Forward Jóhann Berg Gudmundsson
Midfielder/Forward Dwight McNeil
Forward Matěj Vydra
Forward Chris Wood

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg
Defender/Midfielder Phil Jagielka
Defender/Left back Leighton Baines
Midfielder Tom Davies
Midfielder Idrissa Gueye
Midfielder/Forward Richarlison
Forward Oumar Niasse

Comments:

League position: 18th This was the first time that Burnley had conceded five or more goals in a game at Turf Moor since their 6-1 defeat by Manchester City in the Premier League on 3 April 2010. After 19 games, the Clarets had now conceded 41 goals in this Premier League season; two more than in the completed previous season. Ten of their 13 defeats so far in this Premier League season had now been by a margin of two goals or more; only Fulham had lost more such games (11). They had now conceded four or more goals in six of their last 21 games in the Premier League. Sam Vokes became the third player to make 100 appearances for Burnley in the Premier League after Ashley Barnes and Ben Mee.

Comments:

League position: 8th With Yerry Mina's opener, Everton became the first team to score a total of 7,000 goals in the top division (played 4,499, conceded 6,238). This was the Toffees' first win in their last six games in the Premier League (lost three). They had now won two of their last ten away games in the Premier League. Three days after a 6-2 home defeat by Tottenham Hotspur, this was the first time that Everton had scored five or more goals in an away game in the Premier League since a 5-2 win at Sheffield Wednesday on 27 April 1996.

1 Burnley

Manager: Sean Dyche

Goals:

Ben Gibson 37 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Joe Hart
Defender Ben Gibson
Defender Matt Lowton
Defender Ben Mee
Defender James Tarkowski
Defender Charlie Taylor
Defender/Midfielder Jack Cork
Defender/Midfielder Ashley R Westwood
Midfielder Jeff Hendrick
Forward Ashley Barnes
Forward Sam Vokes

Substitutions:

Jóhann Berg Gudmundsson for Jeff Hendrick 63
Dwight McNeil for Ben Gibson 63
Chris Wood for Sam Vokes 73

Cards:

Matt Lowton 30 Y
Ben Gibson 45 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Tom Heaton
Defender Phil Bardsley
Defender Kevin Long
Midfielder/Forward Jóhann Berg Gudmundsson
Midfielder/Forward Dwight McNeil
Forward Matěj Vydra
Forward Chris Wood

Comments:

League position: 18th This was the first time that Burnley had conceded five or more goals in a game at Turf Moor since their 6-1 defeat by Manchester City in the Premier League on 3 April 2010. After 19 games, the Clarets had now conceded 41 goals in this Premier League season; two more than in the completed previous season. Ten of their 13 defeats so far in this Premier League season had now been by a margin of two goals or more; only Fulham had lost more such games (11). They had now conceded four or more goals in six of their last 21 games in the Premier League. Sam Vokes became the third player to make 100 appearances for Burnley in the Premier League after Ashley Barnes and Ben Mee.

5 Everton

Manager: Marco Silva

Goals:

Yerry Mina 2 G
Lucas Digne 13 G
Gylfi Sigurdsson penalty 22 P
Lucas Digne 71 G
Richarlison 90 G

Starting lineup:

Jordan Pickford Goalkeeper
Michael Keane Defender
Yerry Mina Defender
Kurt Zouma Defender
Séamus Coleman Defender/Midfielder
Lucas Digne Defender/Midfielder
André Gomes Midfielder
Bernard Midfielder
Gylfi Sigurdsson Midfielder/Forward
Theo Walcott Midfielder/Forward
Dominic Calvert-Lewin Forward

Substitutions:

Richarlison for Dominic Calvert-Lewin 67
Idrissa Gueye for André Gomes 75
Tom Davies for Bernard 80

Cards:

Gylfi Sigurdsson 25 Y
André Gomes 30 Y
Richarlison 90 Y
Idrissa Gueye 90 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg
Defender/Midfielder Phil Jagielka
Defender/Left back Leighton Baines
Midfielder Tom Davies
Midfielder Idrissa Gueye
Midfielder/Forward Richarlison
Forward Oumar Niasse

Comments:

League position: 8th With Yerry Mina's opener, Everton became the first team to score a total of 7,000 goals in the top division (played 4,499, conceded 6,238). This was the Toffees' first win in their last six games in the Premier League (lost three). They had now won two of their last ten away games in the Premier League. Three days after a 6-2 home defeat by Tottenham Hotspur, this was the first time that Everton had scored five or more goals in an away game in the Premier League since a 5-2 win at Sheffield Wednesday on 27 April 1996.