Burnley have won five of their eight Premier League home games against Everton (D1 L2), more victories than they’ve managed against any opponent at Turf Moor in the competition.

Everton lost 3-2 at Burnley in their last Premier League meeting in April 2022. Only once have they lost consecutive games against the Clarets in the competition, doing so in the 2017-18 campaign.

Burnley have earned four points from their last three Premier League games (W1 D1 L1), as many as they had in their first 13 this season (W1 D1 L11). They’re looking for consecutive top-flight home wins for the first time since April 2022 (a run of three), having lost nine in a row before beating Sheffield United 5-0 at the start of the month.

Everton have won their last three Premier League games by an aggregate score of 6-0. They last won four in a row in December 2020 under Carlo Ancelotti, while they last did so without conceding in November 2002 under David Moyes (a run of five).

Everton have won four of their last five Premier League away games (L1), as many as in their previous 42 (D15 L23). They’ve won each of their last three, last winning four in a row on the road in February 2021.

Only Arsenal (15), Liverpool (15) and Man City (18) have conceded fewer Premier League goals than Everton (20) this season, while only Arsenal and Newcastle (6 each) have kept more clean sheets so far than the Toffees (5). Excluding penalties faced, Everton also have the third lowest xG against figure in the division (18.3) behind only Arsenal (11.6) and Man City (14.1).

Burnley have scored a league-high share 31% of their Premier League goals this season from outside the box (5/16). However, Everton are one of three sides to have conceded 100% of their goals this season from inside the area (along with Manchester United and Tottenham).

This will be Everton manager Sean Dyche’s first return to Turf Moor since leaving Burnley in April 2022. His only previous away game against the Clarets was a 2-2 draw with Watford in the Championship in August 2011 – his first ever game as a manager.

19-year-old Wilson Odobert has scored in two of his three Premier League starts for Burnley this season, netting in both games in which he’s played more than 45 minutes. Only Dwight McNeil (4) scored more goals as a teenager for Burnley in the competition than Odobert (2).

Everton’s Abdoulaye Doucouré has applied 664 pressures on opposing players in the Premier League this season, over 100 more than any other player (Dominic Solanke next highest with 497). The Malian has scored 11 goals since Sean Dyche joined the Toffees earlier this year, accounting for 34% of his total in the Premier League (11/32).