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Everton manager Frank Lampard has confirmed that Manchester United loanee Donny van de Beek will miss Wednesday's huge Premier League clash with Burnley because of a thigh injury.
Frank Lampard has insisted he is “excited” by the challenge facing Everton, who he believes have been dealt a bad hand by the Premier League.
Burnley skipper Ben Mee will be missing once again for the club’s crunch Premier League relegation shoot-out with Everton on Wednesday evening.
Everton manager Frank Lampard described their midweek Premier clash with Burnley as a high-pressure game at the bottom end of the table and said his depleted squad must maintain focus in the fight for top-flight survival. The Merseyside club have played in the English top-flight every year since the 1954-55 season but are in a precarious position in 17th place in the table, with 25 points from 28 matches ahead of the trip to Turf Moor. Burnley are 19th with 21 points having played the same number of games as Everton but Lampard said his team were well aware of the experience Sean Dyche's side have in dealing with difficult situations.
Everton manager Frank Lampard described their midweek Premier clash with Burnley as high-pressure game at the bottom end of the table and said his depleted squad must maintain focus in the fight for top-flight survival.
Wayne Rooney has made an honest admission about his aspirations for the Manchester United job.
Wayne Rooney has hinted that he's happy to bide his time before ahead of a potential return to Manchester United after drawing on Frank Lampard's brutal experience at Chelsea.
Here are your Everton morning headlines for Tuesday, April 5.