Frank Lampard: Everton boss admits pressure is mounting ahead of Burnley trip

Frank Lampard says Wednesday’s deportation could not avoid the importance of rival Burnley’s visit, live on Sky SportsAs the pressure on Everton increased.

Burnley could move to a point at Everton, who are in 19th place with a win over Turf Murray ahead of Premier League basement club Norwich’s tour on Sunday, also live Sky Sports.

Lampard, who has managed just two wins in eight league games as Everton’s boss, refused to downplay the significance of Wednesday’s match as his side struggled to avoid the club’s first blockade since 1951.

Asked if he agreed with fans, Lampard said it was Everton’s biggest game in 10 years Sky Sports News: “I think we’ve got 10 of them, so obviously they can say it. No problem.

“I don’t think it’s a problem to make the game, it’s a reality.

“As a staff and as a player, we have to have some mentality. There is nothing wrong with that, we understand the situation we are in, we will communicate with it in the right way and we will understand its importance. “

Speaking at an earlier press conference, Lampard added: “This is very important [to be mentally ready] Because it’s a big deal. We are fighting at the bottom of the table to try to stay in the league.

“It’s been a while, but with each game it gets more intense. The squad will be very focused and very understanding of what we are going to do. “

Lampard’s advice on winning

Everton have the worst record in the Premier League, collecting just six points since the start of the season, making their task even more difficult on Wednesday night.

Lampard has so far failed to support the trend since Rafa Benitez was replaced in late January, with Tofis losing all five of their games to Goodison Park, scoring only twice in that time.

But the former Chelsea and derby boss gave some advice to his players on how to change their fortunes before the Burnley trip.

“The way you react to Goodison, the way you react to the hostile crowd that supports you,” Lampard said. “Sometimes it can just be a good feeling.

“We will also have travel fans, who will support us with a huge passion and desire to see the right results. So it shouldn’t be a problem. “

‘It’s not rocket science’ – Deutsch on Burnley’s goal-scoring problem

For the crucial tour of Everton on Wednesday, Burnley manager Shaun Deutsch is urging his players to put their goal-scoring concerns behind them.

The Clarits have not scored in the Premier League for more than 400 minutes – a goal from Crystal Palace midfielder Luka Milivojevic.

Asked if he could demand more from his forwards, Deutsch said: “Yes – kick it in the net. It’s not rocket science. “

However, Deutsch acknowledges that coaching “goal editing” in front of the goal is “the hardest bit” as a manager.

“You’re taking the players to the right place, doing the right things to give the team a chance to score, and then the final moment is the challenge and that’s where we want our players to stand and take responsibility, because they’ve done it so many times,” he said.

“The whole team can score a goal and the whole team can defend.

“We ask a lot of our players, so it’s not just about Watts, (Weghorst) J-Rod (J Rodriguez) and Barnsi (Ashley Burns) and these guys, it’s about everyone on the team who responded to score a goal.”

Opta Statistics: Will Turf Murray Everton v Burnley continue to have a great record?

Burnley have won more Premier League home games against Everton (4) than any other team.
Everton won 3-1 against Burnley earlier this season, having previously completed Premier League doubles over Claretz in 2014-15 and 2018-19.
Everton have lost their last two Premier League games in the relegation zone, this season against Norwich and Newcastle United. They have not lost a game in a row since three runs between May and November 1997 (Sunderland, Sheffield Wednesday and Southampton).
Burnley have won just one of their last nine mid-week (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday) Premier League (D4 L4) games, beating Spurs 1-0 in February. Prior to this run, the Clarats had won six of their previous nine games (D2 L1).
Everton have received a red card in each of their last three Premier League matches (Janjo Kenny vs. Wolves, Allan vs. Newcastle and Michael Keane v West Ham) – neither team has seen a player lose in four consecutive Premier League games.
Burnley have failed to score in each of their last four Premier League matches – losing each game – most recently in the league between March and May 2015 with long goalless runs (six in a row). The Clarits have not lost five consecutive league games in the Championship without scoring in March 2006.
Everton have the lowest points of any Premier League team in 2022 (6 – P11 W2 D0 L9) and are the only team that has not yet taken a single point from home after losing five matches. Tofis have not lost a Premier League game six times in a row since April 1994 between eight runs.
He has won all three of his Premier League meetings with Everton manager Frank Lampard Burnley 10-2. As a top-flight manager he doesn’t have a 100% good rate.
The Burnley striker has scored just one goal in his first 10 Premier League appearances for Wout Wehgurst Club and has not shot or touched an opponent’s box in any of his last two games against Brentford and Man City. Weghorst did not go unnoticed in the top three flight leagues since his first three in August 2014 for Heracles Almelo, all of whom came as substitutes.
Frank Lampard has lost eight of his last nine away Premier League (W1) matches, losing four to Chelsea and his first four to current club Everton. The last manager to lose his first five away matches with the club was Jan Sewart (who lost the first seven matches) in Huddersfield Town in 2019.

Watch Burnley vs Everton on Wednesday, Sky Sports live in the Premier League, from 6pm; Kick-off at 7.30pm.

The rest of Everton’s matches

April 6 – Burnley (a), Live on Sky Sports

April 9 – Man United (H)

April 20 – Leicester (H), Live on Sky Sports

April 24 – Liverpool (a), Live on Sky Sports

May 1 – Chelsea (H), Live on Sky Sports

May 6 – Lester (a)

May 10 – Watford (a)

May 15 – Brentford (H)

May 19 – Crystal Palace (h)

May 22 – Arsenal

The rest of Burnley’s game

April 6 – Everton (H), Live on Sky Sports

April 10 – Norwich (a), Live on Sky Sports

April 17 – West Ham (a)

April 21 – Southampton (H), Live on Sky Sports

April 24 – Wolf (h)

April 30 – Watford (a)

May 6 – Aston Villa (H)

May 15 – Tottenham (a)

May 19 – Aston Villa (a)

May 22 – Newcastle (H)