Burnley 1-0 Everton: Jeff Hendrick strike heaps pressure on Marco Silva

Burnley vs Everton
Premier League
3:00pm Saturday October

Turf Moor
(Att: 20650)

Since Burnley ensured a 1-0 triumph over 10-man Everton in Turf Moor jeff Hendricks 72nd-minute strike heaped pressure.
Seamus Coleman was sent for a second bookable offence (56) to hand the Clarets the initiative, also Hendrick fulfilled Ashley Westwoods corner into volley home the winner as Evertons weakness at set-pieces was more exploited.
Silvas Everton side jeopardized in the first half with Alex Iwobi guilty of missing their two best chances, but its now one stage from an available 12 away from Goodison Park, with the Toffees now in 17th spot, one point above the relegation zone.
Burnley move from strength to strength, moving up to fourth in the table following a house Premier League win of this year.
Itll be a global break for Silva, whose side have now lost four league matches for the first time since January 2015, and also the Achilles heels beneath his tenure contributed on the road to yet more woes.
Gylfi Sigurdsson was the first chance of the game however Claretskeeper Nick Pope was on hand to tip his free-kick around the pole.
Burnley then capitalised on the defensive frailties of their opponent since Hendrick fulfilled the deep corner of Johann Berg Gudmundsson only to see his volley rescued Jordan Pickford together with his feet.
Iwobi was adjacent to undermine because he watched his shot deflect narrowly wide of the post via Ben Mee until he spurned a better opportunity when Matt Lowton produced a last-ditch block.
Coleman was somewhat lucky after grabbing Erik Pieters about the ankle to get a yellow card, but referee Graham Scott ended goalless.
Colemans reprieve was short-lived after grabbing Dwight McNeil within an aerial battle, because the Everton captain had been ignored 11 minutes after the restart, together with referee Scott deeming it worthy of another booking.
The hosts made the excess man count as Ashley Barnes and James Tarkowskis flick-on met but blazed wide by the angle. But Pickford difficulties were being caused by Burnleys corners, and they left one count.
The men of silva didnt learn their lesson out of the first-half chance of Hendrick, and also the Republic of Ireland midfielder – who scored the winner at Goodison two seasons back – was on hand to fire home unmarked from the heavy delivery of Westwood.
This was the goal Everton have conceded from a set-piece under Silva and, their lead might have extended when Jay Rodriguez was denied by Pickford, while Michael Keane missed a good opportunity to level.
Westwood took complete benefit of Evertons insistence on zonal marking with Hendrick lashing in the midfielder delivery for the games defining moment.
But it the performance that stood out, together with the Burnley man regaining possession – more than every other participant, alongside his two passes that are important.
Adhering to the global break, Burnley traveling to confront Leicester City in the Premier League on Saturday October 19 at 3pm, while Everton sponsor West Ham before on exactly the same day – kick-off reaches 12.30pm.

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