Lampard pleased with ‘big push’ but admits it will be hard for Everton to ‘sustain’

Everton boss Frank Lampard is calling for one last push from his players to help them beat the threat of relegation from the Premier League.

Seven points from three games has lifted the Toffees two points clear of the bottom three with three games remaining and victory against Brentford on Sunday would be enough to keep them in the top division if Leeds lose to Brighton.

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Victories over Chelsea and Leicester were followed by a draw with already-relegated Watford, and Lampard is determined to ensure his squad do not think the job is done.

The former England midfielder said: “It’s been a big push on and off the pitch for the club and sustaining that is not easy and not normal.

“I don’t expect the fans to wave us off at Finch Farm every week. That’s an absolute pleasure that they’re adding to it in this moment but for everybody we’re investing a lot.

“To try to keep that momentum until the end of the season is a big deal. I think a little part of Watford was maybe a little bit of tiredness off the back of Leicester.

“The beauty was we could give the players the day off yesterday, see their families, rest up, and we have a couple of days into Brentford so hopefully we’ll be fit and fresh for that.

“It’s been a nice return considering the type of game – big opponents, going away from home,