Everton v Burnley, 15 April 2017

Score3-1 to Everton
RefereeMark Clattenburg
CompetitionPremier League
VenueGoodison Park
Attendance39,328

View Everton v Burnley head to head

Kick-off: 3.00pm Sam Vokes' penalty was the first goal that Burnley had scored at Goodison Park since Derek Scott's winner in a 3-2 victory in League Division One on 31 January 1976.

3 Everton

1 Burnley

Goals:

Phil Jagielka 49 G
Ben Mee own goal 71 OG
Romelu Lukaku 74 G

Goals:

Sam Vokes penalty 52 P

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Joel Robles
Defender Ashley Williams
Defender/Midfielder Mason Holgate
Defender/Midfielder Phil Jagielka
Defender/Midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin
Defender/Left back Leighton Baines
Midfielder Ross Barkley
Midfielder Tom Davies
Midfielder Idrissa Gueye
Forward Romelu Lukaku
Forward Kevin Mirallas

Starting lineup:

Tom Heaton Goalkeeper
Michael Keane Defender
Matt Lowton Defender
Ben Mee Defender
Robbie Brady Defender/Midfielder
Joey Barton Midfielder
Jeff Hendrick Midfielder
Stephen Ward Midfielder
George Boyd Midfielder/Forward
Ashley Barnes Forward
Sam Vokes Forward

Substitutions:

Enner Valencia for Idrissa Gueye 46
Gareth Barry for Kevin Mirallas 76
Ademola Lookman for Ross Barkley 90

Substitutions:

Andre Gray for Sam Vokes 74
Dan Agyei for Ashley Barnes 83
Ashley R Westwood for Jeff Hendrick 86

Cards:

Idrissa Gueye 29 Y
Ross Barkley 72 Y

Cards:

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg
Defender Matthew Pennington
Defender/Midfielder Jonjoe Kenny
Midfielder Gareth Barry
Forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin
Forward Ademola Lookman
Forward Enner Valencia

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Nick Pope
Defender Jon Flanagan
Defender James Tarkowski
Defender/Midfielder Ashley R Westwood
Midfielder Steven Defour
Forward Dan Agyei
Forward Andre Gray

Comments:

League position: 5th Everton had now won eight consecutive home league games for the first time since April 1990 in League Division One. The Toffees had now scored their most goals at home in a league season (41) since 1986-87 (49). They had now taken 802 points from their 479 home games in the Premier League. Romelu Lukaku became the first player to score in nine consecutive home games for Everton since Dixie Dean in 1934. Everton manager Ronald Koeman said: "It took 30 minutes to understand what we needed to do today because Burnley were a top opponent. They showed more aggression than we showed. We were lucky not to be down in the first 30 minutes, but the second-half was much better."

Comments:

League position: 14th Burnley and Rotherham United (already relegated from the League Championship) were now the only two teams in the top four divisions in this season without an away league win. The Clarets had now taken only four points from their 17 away games so far in this Premier League season. They conceded three goals for only the second time in their last 21 Premier League games. Burnley manager Sean Dyche said: "We've been punished by a bobbly first goal, a bobbly second one and then a great finish from a top striker. It's a good performance on the road that suggests we will get there in the end. There's life in performances like that. We've got to take it on now. We do need a margin of luck."

3 Everton

Goals:

Phil Jagielka 49 G
Ben Mee own goal 71 OG
Romelu Lukaku 74 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Joel Robles
Defender Ashley Williams
Defender/Midfielder Mason Holgate
Defender/Midfielder Phil Jagielka
Defender/Midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin
Defender/Left back Leighton Baines
Midfielder Ross Barkley
Midfielder Tom Davies
Midfielder Idrissa Gueye
Forward Romelu Lukaku
Forward Kevin Mirallas

Substitutions:

Enner Valencia for Idrissa Gueye 46
Gareth Barry for Kevin Mirallas 76
Ademola Lookman for Ross Barkley 90

Cards:

Idrissa Gueye 29 Y
Ross Barkley 72 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg
Defender Matthew Pennington
Defender/Midfielder Jonjoe Kenny
Midfielder Gareth Barry
Forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin
Forward Ademola Lookman
Forward Enner Valencia

Comments:

League position: 5th Everton had now won eight consecutive home league games for the first time since April 1990 in League Division One. The Toffees had now scored their most goals at home in a league season (41) since 1986-87 (49). They had now taken 802 points from their 479 home games in the Premier League. Romelu Lukaku became the first player to score in nine consecutive home games for Everton since Dixie Dean in 1934. Everton manager Ronald Koeman said: "It took 30 minutes to understand what we needed to do today because Burnley were a top opponent. They showed more aggression than we showed. We were lucky not to be down in the first 30 minutes, but the second-half was much better."

1 Burnley

Goals:

Sam Vokes penalty 52 P

Starting lineup:

Tom Heaton Goalkeeper
Michael Keane Defender
Matt Lowton Defender
Ben Mee Defender
Robbie Brady Defender/Midfielder
Joey Barton Midfielder
Jeff Hendrick Midfielder
Stephen Ward Midfielder
George Boyd Midfielder/Forward
Ashley Barnes Forward
Sam Vokes Forward

Substitutions:

Andre Gray for Sam Vokes 74
Dan Agyei for Ashley Barnes 83
Ashley R Westwood for Jeff Hendrick 86

Cards:

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Nick Pope
Defender Jon Flanagan
Defender James Tarkowski
Defender/Midfielder Ashley R Westwood
Midfielder Steven Defour
Forward Dan Agyei
Forward Andre Gray

Comments:

League position: 14th Burnley and Rotherham United (already relegated from the League Championship) were now the only two teams in the top four divisions in this season without an away league win. The Clarets had now taken only four points from their 17 away games so far in this Premier League season. They conceded three goals for only the second time in their last 21 Premier League games. Burnley manager Sean Dyche said: "We've been punished by a bobbly first goal, a bobbly second one and then a great finish from a top striker. It's a good performance on the road that suggests we will get there in the end. There's life in performances like that. We've got to take it on now. We do need a margin of luck."