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Leeds and Burnley want an independent commission to decide whether Everton have seriously breached the financial regulations, sources told ESPN.

Sources have confirmed to ESPN that Leeds and Burnley also demanded details of what action, if any, has been taken by the Premier League to sanction Everton for their losses. Everton spent £33m on new signings in January and also recruited Manchester United's Donny van de Beek and Aston Villa's Anwar El Ghazi on loan. As reported by The Times, Leeds and Burnley submitted a joint letter to the Premier League on May 13 threatening to bring a claim for substantial damages against the league and Everton following the club's combined losses of £371.8 million over the last three years.

Leeds United and Burnley have written to the Premier League, asking it to investigate whether Everton broke spending rules during the pandemic.

“External auditors have told us what we can and cannot claim against the pandemic. Everton say they have complied with the rules. According to claims first reported by the Times, Leeds and Burnley have asked for clarity over whether Everton’s losses of £371.8m over the past three years break financial fair play rules.

Everton fans stormed the field after the club secured safety in the Premier League following a comeback win over Patrick Vieira's Crystal Palace.

“If it is done in the right way let them stay on the pitch, let them have their moment. “It is illegal to enter the pitch area in any stadium and these actions are putting players, fans and people who run the game at great risk.” “It was pure elation of fans who have come on the pitch after avoiding relegation,” he said in his post-match comments. As Vieira tried to leave the field, a supporter seemingly holding up a phone could be seen extending his arms toward the Frenchman’s face. “It could have been really dangerous.” It called on clubs to step up enforcement.

The manager has targeted improvements for next season after Everton secured their Premier League safety with a 3-2 comeback win against Crystal Palace.

“I have a great relationship with Kevin in terms of where I feel we can move forward with the squad and not just that, but structurally so we can be better from day to day. “I don’t think we can expect 10,000 people to turn up and parade us in every game. There are a lot of decisions that have to be made and performances that we have to do and my job has to be done as well as it can be to make sure that happens.

The Toffees secured their Premier League status in dramatic fashion on Thursday, coming from two goals down to beat Crystal Palace 3-2 - and Lampard now ...

Players want to play in the Premier League and all of those players you have mentioned want to. 'They have dragged us over the line with that kind of behaviour, but we as a club need to start fresh from zero next season. I have to get to work in pre-season. It has to improve - we have to, I have to. What right does Everton have to be Premier League safe every year and that will continue forever more? 'We HAVE to improve!': Frank Lampard warns Everton they could face another Premier League relegation fight if 'a lot of decisions' are not made in summer...

We take a look at the changes that Frank Lampard could make as Everton travel to face Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

That could potentially see both Andre Gomes and Abdoulaye Doucoure dropping to the bench after their exploits in recent matches. Perhaps he could get an opportunity to make his debut in this match after a very impressive campaign on an individual basis with the club's under-23s setup. Asmir Begovic could get a rare chance to start a Premier League match with Jordan Pickford possibly earning a well-deserved rest after a stunning set of performances in recent weeks.

Europe News: A combination of astonishment and relief sent supporters flooding onto the Goodison Park field on Thursday night.

Pickford's one-handed save from Mateta kept Everton in the game. While Burnley plays Newcastle on Sunday, Jesse Marsch's Leeds is at Brentford. Everton was enraged that Jordan Ayew was only booked for a scissor tackle on Anthony Gordon before he scored Palace's second. Everton's 5-2-3 formation meant it was being totally outnumbered in midfield. In the mayhem, Palace manager Patrick Vieira and Leeds trying to avoid being the third and final team relegated in the final round of the season on Sunday.

LIVERPOOL, England :Everton secured their Premier League status as Dominic Calvert-Lewin scored five minutes from time to snatch a thrilling 3-2 victory ...

"I think they've made the difference for us. "You can go from low to high so quickly. You don’t want to be in the position we were, but then it produces moments like this.

Everton's win over Crystal Palace on Thursday night has encouraged Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta ahead of Sunday's clash at the Emirates.

Such was the circumstances of the win on Thursday night, Arteta said that he hopes his team can draw inspiration from what took place on Merseyside. With Everton not fighting to stay up on Sunday, Arteta was asked whether that would benefit his players. The dramatic escape meant that Frank Lampard's side head to the Emirates Stadium free of relegation worry.

On a frankly ridiculous night at Goodison Park, Everton dodged relegation with a comeback for the ages. And Burnley picked up another valuable point at ...

Of course, this isn't the first time that Everton have avoided relegation by coming back to win from two goals down against a team that play at Selhurst Park. Oh no. Football doesn't always get it right, even now, but there is at least an awareness that footballers are thinking and feeling people and that the mind needs attention as much as the body. And that would have definitely helped Joey at the time." Many years ago, some well-meaning stoner crept into a skate park in Buckingham, approached the underside of a ramp, took a can of black paint from their pocket and sprayed a message for all the world to read. It's going to be quite a busy last day for the beloved As It Stands table. But he has got the squad all pointing the same way and scrapping, and he's brought the crowd back to their club, and that's a decent start. Flying saves, reaction saves, influential clapping, serious pointing: Nick Pope is a master of the art of being a good goalkeeper in a not-so-great team. Decent enough to earn him the right to have a crack at something more long term, something more sensible, next season. The discipline trembles right on the line between what is useful and what is destructive. There is much to criticise and critique in Lampard's management, both his career so far and his short time with Everton. The defence remains a mess. "Go out there and throw yourself on the mercy of the universe, lads. Players in good teams multiply one another's talents; at Goodison, and particularly on the road, Everton's players have been busily subtracting and dividing.

Read our official match preview ahead of our final match of the season on Sunday afternoon at Emirates Stadium.

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