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Burnley
FT
2 : 1
vs
HT 1 : 0
Everton

  • Kick Off at 14:00 (GMT) on 22nd October, 2016
  • The referee for this match is Mike Jones
  • Attendance of 21416 fans at the Turf Moor
  • This is a match in Premier League, Match Day 9, Season 2016/2017

  • Burnley
  • Goals
  • Vokes (39')
  • Arfield (90')
  • Cards
  • Arfield (18')
  • Hendrick (35')
  • Everton
  • Goals
  • Bolasie (58')
  • Cards
  • Gueye (26')
  • Coleman (45')
  • Barry (90')
Full lineups: Burnley vs Everton

Burnley

Starting XI

  • 1. Tom Heaton
  • 2. Matthew Lowton
  • 5. Michael Keane
  • 6. Ben Mee
  • 23. Stephen Ward
  • 25. Johann Berg Gudmundsson
  • 8. Dean Marney
  • 13. Jeff Hendrick
  • 11. Michael Kightly
  • 37. Scott Arfield
  • 9. Sam Vokes

Substitutes

  • 17. Paul Robinson
  • 4. Jon Flanagan
  • 15. Patrick Bamford
  • 26. James Tarkowski
  • 27. Tendayi Darikwa
  • 28. Kevin Long
  • 41. Aiden O'Neill

Coach

  • Sean Dyche

Everton

Starting XI

  • 22. Maarten Stekelenburg
  • 23. Seamus Coleman
  • 6. Phil Jagielka
  • 5. Ashley Williams
  • 20. Bryan Oviedo
  • 17. Idrissa Gana Gueye
  • 18. Gareth Barry
  • 14. Yannick Bolasie
  • 8. Ross Barkley
  • 11. Kevin Mirallas
  • 10. Romelu Lukaku

Substitutes

  • 1. Joel Robles
  • 7. Gerard Deulofeu
  • 12. Aaron Lennon
  • 15. Tom Cleverley
  • 19. Enner Valencia
  • 25. Ramiro Funes Mori
  • 30. Mason Holgate

Coach

  • Ronald Koeman
  • 16
    fouls
    15
  • 1
    offsides
    1
  • 4
    shots on target
    9
  • 4
    shots off target
    2
  • 1
    blocked shots
    7
  • 0
    counter attacks
    0
  • 2
    corners
    8
  • 19
    crosses
    29
  • 35%
    possession
    65%
40 Votes
Burnley vs Everton
Team Performance
12 Comments
eastbeast 10 years ago
Arsenal, United States 0 57
Burnley don't give a fuck
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Chucksea 10 years ago
Chelsea 5 267
What an assist by Lukaku
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eliaquim 10 years ago
0 28
Burnley beat Everton when Man City couldn't...this league truly is unpredictable.
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GoonerFromOz 10 years ago
Arsenal, Australia 0 57
Same goes for other leagues, if you actually follow them pal (y)
0
ItsCmi 10 years ago
Chelsea 0 759
other leagues lol no ligue 1 psg , german league bayern, la liga madrid or barca
1
sajvg23 10 years ago
Manchester United, USA 0 26
And Serie A = Juventus
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gunnerfan7 10 years ago
Arsenal, USA 0 44
PSG is 3rd behind Monaco and Nice. Bayern has 2 ties against FC Koln and Eintracht Frankfurt already, and they struggled to beat Hamburg at home, who are bottom of the table. Barcelona has already lost to minnows Celta Vigo and Alaves FC. If all you watch is the EPL, all you will see is craziness in the EPL. But you shouldn't assume that all other leagues are somehow "by the book".
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Aakinchan 10 years ago
0 2
@gunnerfan7 someone with sense talking here. liked your analysis mate ...
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ItsCmi 10 years ago
Chelsea 0 759
@gunnerfan doesn't mean anything. Bayern will win there league, so will psg, juv and real madrid and barca one of them will win there league. Atleti aren't consistent
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gunnerfan7 10 years ago
Arsenal, USA 0 44
@ItsCmi It most certainly does mean something. The original comment was, "Burnley beat Everton when Man City couldn't...this league truly is unpredictable.". Then, GoonerFromOz suggested that similar David/Goliath surprises happen in other leagues as well. Then, you said, essentially, "no". I took every team you mentioned by name, and found them to already have "unpredictable" results, 8 games into the season. Then, your counter focuses on who will WIN their respective leagues. That wasn't the discussion. Although, you're more wrong than right on that point as well!
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gunnerfan7 10 years ago Edited
Arsenal, USA 0 44
You think these leagues have predictable champions? How about a tally, starting in 1992 (which was the year that the EPL was created):

EPL: ManU has 13 championships, 5 other teams have championships.
Ligue 1: Lyon has 7 championships, PSG has 5, and 9 other teams have championships.
Bundesliga: Bayern Munich has 15 championships, 5 other teams have championships.
Serie A: Juventus has 10 championships, 4 other teams have championships.
La Liga: Barcelona has 12 championships, 4 other teams have championships.

That's not to say that big teams don't dominate. They do. That's not to say that a majority of titles are not won by a handful of clubs. They are. But the EPL is not the paragon of parity that you seem to think it is, at least compared to other European leagues.
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You think these leagues have predictable champions? How about a tally, starting in 1992 (which was the year that the EPL was created):

EPL: ManU has 13 championships, 5 other teams have championships.
Ligue 1: Lyon has 7 championships, PSG has 5, and 9 other teams have championships.
Bundesliga: Bayern Munich has 15 championships, 5 other teams have championships.
Serie A: Juventus has 10 championships, 4 other teams have championships.
La Liga: Barcelona has 12 championships, 4 other teams have championships.
You think these leagues have predictable champions? How about a tally, starting in 1992 (which was the year that the EPL was created):

EPL: ManU has 13 championships, 5 other teams have championships.
Ligue 1: Lyon has 7 championships, PSG has 5, and 9 other teams have championships.
Bundesliga: Bayern Munich has 15 championships, 5 other teams have championships.
Serie A: Juventus has 10 championships, 4 other teams have championships.
La Liga: Barcelona has 12 championships, 4 other teams have championships.

That's not to say that big teams don't dominate. But the EPL is not the paragon of parity that you seem to think it is, at least compared to other European leagues.
sajvg23 10 years ago
Manchester United, USA 0 26
@gunnerfan7 You definitely have the facts to back your argument. Lets just hope that the title races stay competitive across all the leagues like the way it is now.
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