Everton

BURNLEY, England: Everton fell deeper into relegation trouble with Burnley's Maxwel Cornet striking an 85th minute winner as the home side fought back to ...

It's important for us to be on a winning run, we can't take anything for granted," he said. Advertisement Advertisement

Victor Anichebe is convinced that Everton will be relegated from the Premier League unless they sack manager Frank Lampard.

Keep the faith." He captioned it with the message: "I said it weeks ago... At the moment it's 60 per cent. Allardyce has managed the Toffees before. Okkkkk." Some said rather go down with dignity.

Former Everton player Slaven Bilic fears that his old club are at a disadvantage to their relegation rivals - because the other clubs have been in this ...

Bad memories, but they know how to act. They know how to cope. But they know how to do it.

It has to be said that if Everton does get relegated, it will be the most shocking and humiliating relegation in the history of the Premier League, and perhaps ...

When Moshiri brought in Brands and Silva to finally try and build a coherent tactical and recruiting philosophy from the ground up, he misunderstood Everton, still buckling under the weight of Walsh’s errors, as a club that was primed for such a project. When the board decided to hire Ancelotti, they misunderstood Everton as the kind of club that could hold a legendary manager’s attention for more than a season or two. The difficulty in trying to find an answer to that question is that there are too many people and too many moments on which blame can be pinned. Above all of this is Moshiri and the rest of the Everton board, who in six years have failed to establish any kind of infrastructure or coherent philosophy with which to guide the club’s decision-making, and below all of that is the players themselves, who have repeatedly embarrassed themselves on the field. As things stand right now, with Everton in its current form and facing a much more difficult schedule than their relegation-battle rivals over the final nine games of the season, the smart money is on the Toffees not being in the Premier League next season. Iranian billionaire Farhad Moshiri became Everton’s majority shareholder in 2016, and his riches were meant to usher in a new golden era for the club.

Everton legend Trevor Steven has been commented on his former club's chances of remaining in the Premier League.

Even the last game of the season, and this is one of those that could go to the last day of the season, is at Arsenal and Arsenal could well be trying to get a result to get top four. The 58-year-old former England international told SiriusXM FC : “I find it hard to say it, but the way Everton are at this moment in time, they’re going down. Steven was a leading player at Goodison Park during the club’s most-successful era, winning two League Championships, an FA Cup and European Cup-Winners’ Cup after his £300,000 transfer from Burnley to Everton in 1983 but after watching two of his former sides face each other at Turf Moor, he fears the worst for Frank Lampard’s side.

Saturday's action pits two of arguably the most dysfunctional Premier League clubs together.

Everton vs Manchester United prediction Where to watch Everton vs Manchester United United, meanwhile, look set to appoint Erik Ten Hag ahead of next season.

Manchester United, meanwhile, seem to have little more than Europa League qualification to play for after a 2021/22 season to forget. US soccer fans can watch ...

For Everton vs Manchester United, you may wish to choose 'US' for Sling/FuboTV or 'Canada' for DAZN Canada. talkSPORT is the only commercial radio broadcaster with live Premier League football rights. Those on Virgin Media will need the Virgin V6 box and a 4K TV to make sure they're getting the action at maximum resolution. Enjoy the Premier League, Champions League and more through the BT Sport app on smart TVs, mobiles, tablets, games consoles, Chromecast or through the BT Sport website. Even if you've subscribed to the relevant Everton vs Manchester United live stream rights holder, you won't be able to access it when you're outside your home country. It brings coverage of football, rugby, cricket, UFC and more, plus access to BT Sport Ultra HD for 4K viewing. We recommend ExpressVPN (opens in new tab) as it's reliable and comes with a risk-free 30-day money-back guarantee. You can use it to watch on your mobile, tablet, laptop, TV, games console and more. If you're not happy with the service, you can cancel at any time within the first 30 days with no penalties at all. A Virtual Private Network (VPN) helps you get around this obstacle. After the 7-day free trial prices start at $64.99 per month, but there's no contract so you can watch the game, cancel within a week and not pay a penny! Manchester United, meanwhile, seem to have little more than Europa League qualification to play for after a 2021/22 season to forget.

BURNLEY, England: Everton's run of 68 years in the English top flight is in real danger of ending after they slumped to a 3-2 defeat at fellow strugglers ...

We have nine more of them to go". That has been the story of our seasons in the Premier League," he explained. "Manchester United will be a completely different game, with an understanding of the pressure that's now on it. I'm the one that needs to be picking people up. The players are disappointed at the end. "You sense a team doesn't know how to win a game.

The Gunners are one of six Premier League sides to have been in the competition since its inception and have quite the pedigree when it comes to ...

The Toffees spent eight years in the Second Division before returning to the top flight, where they have stayed ever since. Arsenal and Everton are joined by Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham as having never suffered relegation from the Premier League since it started. There are only six teams in the Premier League right now who have been there since its inception and never suffered relegation.

Everton are standing behind Frank Lampard as he prepares to lead the club into its biggest sequence of games in the Premier League era. Advertisement.

We're still above Burnley in the table so we have to keep fighting and looking forward. 'All the teams around us are in similar positions. 'Listen, the players have to work and fight to get through this if it's a lack of confidence. Most importantly, those above him still believe in his ability to steer the club to safety. It is hoped that improved displays at Goodison - combined with the raucous atmosphere created by the fans - can play a part in escaping the drop. The relentless nature of this week's fixtures is also believed to have played a part in the attitude around the club, with Wednesday night's loss already forgotten as Lampard and his squad look ahead to another crucial match at home.

And now former Everton striker Anichebe has weighed in on the inquest, calling out not just the players but the decision-making of the board as well. Promoted ...

"Next - appointing Lampard (who is a good coach) but appointing him when you know you're in a relegation battle with a tough run in... The money they've wasted, the sackings of influential staff like @embodyism (Dan Donachie), not letting Marcel Brands actually do his job, bringing in Rafa, creating a complete disconnect with fans and club. in a relegation fight... him getting Alli who is a luxury player... So... The players are responsible first and foremost. In a lengthy Instagram story, he said: "Apologies if I don't respond tonight, I just can't be bothered.

BURNLEY, England (AP) — Everton's status as an ever-present in the Premier League is under serious threat. Frank Lampard's team tumbled to within a point of ...

Relegation doesn't bear thinking about for Everton in a financial sense but is now a realistic possibility, especially given the quality of opponents coming up. It’s about what we do.” “They have to keep going," Lampard said of his players.

West Ham had the talent and they appeared to have points. Not so. Forest had Brian Clough; Leeds had recently been in the Champions League semi-finals...

How did they react? Why did they go down? Then they finished bottom of the Championship before spending three seasons flailing around in League One, eventually getting out of the third tier in 2010. From fifth in 2002, they dropped to 15th the following season. Five years later, Ashley is finally gone and Newcastle are one of the richest clubs in the world. After splurging on players, the Whites finished third, fourth and fifth in the Premier League, but that last failure to secure a Champions League return left the club in a financial black hole. Instead they appointed Avram Grant and went down in disgrace the following year. Which they lost. Forest initially thrived back in the Premier League. They finished third in 1994-95 with 77 points and qualified for Europe. Then dropped to ninth the following season, before plummeting back to the bottom of the pile in 1997. Boro were docked three points after they insisted they were unable to field a team at Ewood Park because of an injury and illness crisis. They won two from 21 after the opening day and were rock-bottom by New Year. Forest rallied with five wins in seven but it was a fleeting revival. West Ham had the talent and they appeared to have points.

This week's View from the Gwladys comes from Toffeeweb creator Lyndon Lloyd, as he looks back at a bad week for the Blues and a brutal run of upcoming.

No immediate good can come from that — however this season turns out, the recriminations will be loud and keenly felt by those at the top and they will, hopefully, lead to wholesale change in personnel and direction. Part of it is due to the horrendous recruitment policy that has left the last two managers struggling to field an experienced, coherent side and forced Lampard, in particular, to rely on players as first-team starters who were long ago deemed surplus to requirements. Frank Lampard and his players have to find a way to start winning or this once prestigious old club’s proud 68-year stretch in the top flight is going to come to an end this season.

DOMINIC KING: Here is the madness of the situation. It is 67 days since Frank Lampard was appointed Everton boss but, already, he tops the lists for the ...

It is the culmination of years of mismanagement. Lampard finds himself in modern football’s impossible job: the man charged with turning round a squad of underachievers. Lampard has been in the game long enough to know that each bad result increases the heat on him, but calls for him to lose his job are nonsensical. He squinted, curious as to why the subject had been raised. That Lampard finds himself in such a miserable position is down to the fact that Everton were beaten at Burnley — a game they dared not lose. It is 67 days since Frank Lampard was appointed Everton boss, but he already tops the bookies’ lists for the next manager to be sacked.

EVERTON's dreadful season continued thanks to a 3-2 defeat by Premier League relegation rivals Burnley.

And Lampard should sell a large chunk of his squad and start again in the summer, regardless of survival. Benitez and Lampard have struggled to find a replacement. In attack, Everton have badly missed Calvert-Lewin for large portions of the season. It is the kind of form that diminishes confidence and drags a team towards the bottom three. But even if Everton do stay up and Burnley go down, the size of Lampard’s job will only get tougher. Everton’s dismal 3-2 defeat by relegation rivals Burnley on Wednesday leaves Frank Lampard’s side facing a major battle to extend their 70-year stay in the top division of English football.

Everton host Manchester United on Grand National Day but who will Frank Lampard take a punt on with his team selection as his beleaguered Blues look to ...

Everton host Manchester United on Grand National Day but who will Frank Lampard take a punt on with his team selection as his beleaguered Blues look to avoid a major fall by suffering the club’s first relegation since 1951. Also available again after a red card is Allan who has been unavailable for the last three matches and could return to central midfield with Mason Holgate possibly missing out. Seamus Coleman, having recovered from illness, was on the bench against the Clarets but could be recalled to be handed the armband, potentially at the expense for Jonjoe Kenny, who was shown a clean pair of heels by Charlie Taylor in the build-up to Burnley’s second goal.