Frank Lampard admits he is still worried about his Everton side's character after their 2-1 loss to West Ham

Frank Lampard couldn't hide his continuing concerns about his side's fragile mentality after their 2-1 defeat to West Ham. Having gone behind in the first half, the Toffees got back on level terms early in the second period. But in a fateful seven minutes thereafter, Jarrod Bowen put the Hammers back in front before Michael Keane was sent off, extinguishing any hopes of a second visiting comeback.

Ad/> The result meant Lampard has now overseen seven losses from his 11 matches at the Goodison Park helm. LigaIt really looks like Barcelona might be back — The Warm-Up21/03/2022 AT 07:40 Everton, who are three points above the drop zone, next face Burnley on Wednesday in what looks like a must-win game for both sides if they want to maintain their Premier League status. Speaking to Sky Sports, Lampard said: «We have to face Burnley without Keane but also we have injuries.

Donny [van de Beek] pulled up in the warm-up [before the game]. Allan is suspended. We are stretched.

»I am less worried about personnel and more worried about the character of the group. What I saw today showed that. «Burnley is a huge game no doubt, but there are nine more after that.

We have games in hand on other teams but we must stick to the next game. Tottenham Hotspur v Newcastle United — LIVE »We are not happy" — Rangnick bemoans attacking options after draw with Leicester Salah set to sign huge four-year deal at Liverpool — Paper Round «Burnley is absolutely the most important at the minute and we have to show more quality — and there is that in this group — to stay up. »Ten games is a lot.