Everton v Burnley, Premier League RESULT: Jeff Hendrick's composed finish secures victory for the visitors

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The win at Goodison sees Dyche's men move up to sixth in the Premier League table.

The full-time whistle is greeted with loud boos from the Everton support.

The final whistle is blown and Burnley claim all three points here at Goodison.

The ball is floated in the box and flicked on to Williams who heads at goal. 

It takes a deflection off Lowton's chest and no penalty is given. 

Everton players feel aggrieved.

There will be four additional minutes to play. Will it be a defining four minutes...?

The centre back has been solid for Sean Dyche's side and has been awarded the man of the match.

Barnes comes on for the Burnley goalscorer.

Best move of the second half from Everton. Rooney and Sigurdsson combine before the ball falls to Calvert-Lewin who turns in the box and scuffs his shot straight at Pope.

Sigurdsson dinks a ball in and Rooney's header deflects of Lowton's hand. 

No penalty. It would have been very harsh. Lowton was challenging for the ball in the air and didn't know too much about it.

Sandro comes on for Niasse, who failed to make the same impact he made in their last home Premier League game.

Gueye dribbles forward unchallenged and is invited to shoot. 

He obliges but his effort goes well over the bar.

Everton are getting a bit desperate here.

They keep chucking balls into the box but Burnley are well-organised and keep clearing.

Everyone but Pickford is camped out in Burnley's half but still no signs of a breakthrough yet.

Tarkowski is touch tight to Rooney in the box and kicks the ball out for a corner.

Nothing comes of the resulting corner.

Arfield does well to tempt Niasse into a clumsy challenge and wins a free-kick by the right-hand side corner flag. 

The resulting free-kick is cleared.

Davies comes on to replace Vlasic.

Martina whips in a cross from the right for Calvert-Lewin but he heads wide.

Burnley break quickly and Brady finds some space down the left and aims for Wood, who is unmarked at the back post. 

But Pickford does well to read and pushes onto a Burnley player for a goal kick.

Everton are knocking on the door and have dominated possession in the last 10 minutes.

Sigurdsson tries a wild shot from 30 yards but it sails miles over the bar.

Rooney has come on for midfielder Schneiderlin

Baines floats a cross into the box but Niasse has to readjust and heads wide.

Rooney is about to come on for the home side.

Pickford hoofs up the pitch for Niasse to chase and Pope comes rushing off his line to head clear but collides with his team-mate Defour.

The midfielder is receiving treatment and is now back on his feet.

Baines is booked for a mistimed challenge on Brady.

Niasse chases hard and kicks the ball off Mee but the referee gives a goal kick.

Calvert-Lewin dribbles the ball from the right and twists and turns before shooting from 25 yards that is easily saved by Pope in the Burnley goal.

Baines works some space on the left and has a chance to deliver but he whips in a cross over everybody and it goes out for a goal kick.

Burnley are settling into a rhythm here and are moving the ball round and keeping hold of possession with ease.

The resulting corner is cleared straight to Gueye who takes aim from 25 yards but his effort goes high and wide of the mark.

Martina brakes down the right and wins a corner off Ward.

The young Everton man brings down Ward on the halfway line with a late challenge and receives a yellow card from the referee.

Vlasic drifts in from the right and plays a quick one-two before striking from distance at goal but his shot is blocked.

It's the same starting XI for both sides, no half-time changes from either team.

Burnley get us back underway here at Goodison.

The Everton and Burnley players are coming back out on to the pitch ahead of the second half.

The away side took the lead after 21 minutes and strung together 24 passes to score.

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Everton made a bright start but haven't created any real clear cut opportunities. 

Sigurdsson had a half decent chance in the first half but took too much time in the box and allowed Cork to get back and tackle before pulling the trigger. 

Burnley have looked good for their lead with Ward particularly playing well down their left flank and Koeman will need to deliver a huge team talk if Everton are going to salvage anything from this game.

Half-time score: Everton 0-1 Burnley

If Burnley see out the next minute they will be heading into the interval with a lead.

Wood works hard down the right and crosses, it's half cleared and falls to Cork who takes a touch inside the area and shoots but his effort is blocked for a corner.

First Ward whips in a cross but Wood misjudges the flight of the ball and gets his header all wrong.

Then Williams makes a hash of his clearance and brings down Arfield in the box, who went down softly and is booked for simulation.

Defour is booked by the referee for speaking out of turn.

A long free-kick from Pope is lofted into the area and Wood leaps to flick on but it's straight at Pickford.

Moans and groans are ringing around the Stadium as Everton still trail to Hendrick's strike.

Ward is looking a threat down the left flank and whips in another cross which should be comfortable but Pickford drops it before quickly smothering the danger.

Niasse brakes into the box and lays back for Idrissa Gueye to try his luck from 25 yards but his effort sails harmlessly wide.

Chris Wood chases down a ball forward down the right channel and puts Ashley Williams under pressure to win his side a corner. 

The resulting corner is cleared by Everton.

The away fans chanting 'You're getting sacked in the morning'

A patient team move from Burnley sees them score the opening goal. Arfield spilt the defence to find Ward, who pulled back for Hendrick to take a touch in the box and slot past Pickford.

Calvert-Lewin does well down the right-hand side and passes forward to Vlasic who wins a corner. 

The resulting corner is cleared by Burnley.

DOMINIC KING AT GOODISON PARK: What a difference it makes when a team has some pace and enthusiasm and a focus up front. It would be wrong to say Everton's play is scintillating but the fresh legs of Nikola Vlasic and Dominic Calvert-Lewin, coupled with Oumar Niasse's enthusiasm, is lifting the home team. Wayne Rooney has been left out for tactical reasons and the way Everton have started shows the folly of Ronald Koeman for trying to shoehorn him, Gylfi Sigurdsson and Davy Klaassen into the same team. This is proof that three into one doesn't go.

Niasse dribbles into the box and passes to Sigurdsson, he takes a touch and is just about to fire at goal but Jack Cork comes in with a crucial challenge and Burnley clear.

End to end stuff so far. This is a fast paced game and both sides are struggling to hold on to possession for long.

Brady gets Burnley's first shot off from just outside the box on the right but Ashley Williams blocks well.

Everton go on the counter with Vlasic leading, he finds Niasse but Tarkowski comes in with a crunching challenge in the box to dispossess him and clear.

Niasse latches on to a loose ball and knocks it over the advancing Pope but Stephen Ward is covering and clears for a corner. 

The resulting corner is partially cleared but Baines picks it up and crosses but Keane and Schneiderlin both try to header it and collide. 

Everton appeal for a corner but a goal kick is given.

Wayne Rooney smiles as he sits on the bench for the first time since his return to Everton.

Calvert-Lewin brakes down the right and takes on Ben Mee. Passes back to Vlasic who tees up Sigurdsson in the box, he tries to pass it into the corner but Pope gets down well to save.

Ward whipped in a dangerous cross curling away from Pickford but it's turned behind by Baines for a corner. 

The corner is cleared and comes to nothing.

All eyes will be on Niasse after three goals in his last two appearances. 

The ball falls to him on the edge of the box and he takes a swipe at it but it's straight at Pope.

A positive start from Everton, Leighton Baines brakes down the left and whips in a cross. 

Nick Pope collects it safely.

Referee Jonathan Moss blows his whistle and Everton get us underway.

The two sides are out on the field and going through the traditional pre-match handshakes as the Premier League anthem plays out.

JOE BERNSTEIN: Ben Mee, the Burnley skipper, has proved he is tall enough to be a Premier League centre-back — and to look down on Sunday's opponents Everton.

'Wikipedia says I'm 5ft 11in, but I am actually 6ft,' Mee says. 'I heard it a lot that I might not be tall enough for a centre half, but I think too much is made of the height thing.'

Mee was tried at left back after Burnley signed him from Manchester City in 2012, but he has since flourished in the heart of Sean Dyche's back four.

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Nick Pope, the rookie keeper who has done a fantastic job since replacing the injured Tom Heaton. 

He was given his first taste of Clarets action last month against Crystal Palace and has impressed.

The goalkeeper could find himself busy today and all eyes will be on Pope to see if he can continue to impress.

JOE BERNSTEIN: Everton's Nikola Vlasic was never going to be overawed by playing alongside a legend like Wayne Rooney - his sister has been the biggest female track and athlete star in the world.

The 6ft 3in former world champion high jumper Blanka Vlasic gave her sport mass appeal in the same way Maria Sharapova did for tennis and it's helped her younger 19-year-old brother learn to cope with all the attention that comes with being a Premier League footballer.

'When I was a kid they always said he's the brother of Blanka Vlasic and that was a little annoying,' he admits. 

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The game has finished and Arsenal have continued their good form with a 2-0 victory over Brighton.

They went the whole of September unbeaten and have started October in the same fashion.

We are not too far away from kick-off now and the home support are gathering in their numbers ahead of the match. 

Everton have not been in the best form of late and were held by Cypriot side Apollon Limassol in the Europa League during their last home game.

The Evertonian faithful will be hopeful of a much better display today.

DOMINIC KING: Ronald Koeman has shrugged off the mounting pressure on his position and insisted he is the right man to lead Everton.

The club have suffered a draining start to the season and the focus on Koeman increased after Everton were held 2-2 by Apollon Limassol in the Europa League on Thursday — a result which saw them booed off.

An increasing number of Evertonians are sceptical about Koeman and the slow style of football his side have been playing, but he came out fighting on Friday at the club's Finch Farm base.

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The Burnley players are out on the pitch at Goodison prior to kick-off.

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JOE BERNSTEIN: Idrissa Gana Gueye has given manager Ronald Koeman a boost by agreeing a new long-term deal to stay at Everton.

The midfielder, 28, has become a fans' favourite since arriving from Aston Villa for just £7 million in 2016 and was a target for clubs in the summer.

It has been an otherwise disappointing season for Everton, who are below Sunday's opponents Burnley and have taken only one point from two matches in the Europa League.

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Burnley's starting line-up: Pope, Lowton, Tarkowski, Mee, Ward, Brady, Cork, Hendrick, Defour, Arfield, Wood

Subs: Vokes, Barnes, Gudmundsson, Westwood, Lindegaard, Bardsley, Long

Everton's starting line-up: Pickford, Martina, Keane, Williams, Baines, Gueye,
Schneiderlin, Vlasic, Calvert-Lewin, Niasse, Sigurdsson.

Subs: Sandro, Rooney, Klaassen, Stekelenburg, Davies, Holgate,
Lookman

Not long now until we find out how Everton and Burnley will line up for the second of today's games.

Arsenal double their lead through Alex Iwobi.

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Good afternoon and a very warm welcome to what is a blockbuster of action in the Premier League this Sunday. 

Arsenal kicked-off the triple-header at the Emirates in the early game and currently lead Brighton 1-0. 

We are at Goodison park next where Everton will hoping to put their midweek Europa League disappointment behind them by taking three points from Burnley.

Finally, it is one of the classic encounters of the Premier League as Newcastle United take on Liverpool at St James' Park. Kick-off for that game is at 4.30pm.

So stay with us for what promises to be a thrilling afternoon of Premier League football. You won't miss a kick here.