It ends a draw.

THREE minutes added on.

Pep Guardiola takes a flamethrower to such things Mike. I'm with you, half my team out.

Ruben Loftus-Cheek does well down the Fulham right and flashes in a powerful low ball but Ademola Lookman can't control a shot on goal and it loops up easily for Nick Pope.

James Tarkowski takes a swinging arm from Josh Maja in the face. Maja has put himself about up top for the away side tonight but hasn't really had a chance to add to his tally. Anyone up for a late winner?

Chance! Ruben Loftus-Cheek makes a late run into the area and should do better once he gets there. It's a good cross and he meets it eight yards out and can only head wide!

He was put under late pressure by Matt Lowton. Key intervention.

A Burnley free-kick is whipped in and it ricochets around - there's half a shout for handball and you can see why. It hits Ruben Loftus-Cheek on the wrist but it was flicked on just in front of him.

They were only given for a few months earlier this season.

Everton

Carlo Ancelotti laughs as he is reminded by a TV reporter that Manchester City have won their last 16 games and is asked what do Everton need to do to stop them.

"You need a good attitude and to defend well," says the Italian. "They are going to have more possession than us. This season is really difficult to predict. I know for sure we are going to have a good spirit and a good attitude."

Robbie Brady is the only player in the Premier League this season to be subbed on and off in two separate games. Ouch.

Still gets paid the same though, right? Josh Maja hits a shot at Nick pope.

Kenny Tete sums up Fulham's last 20 minutes or so with a big 'AHHHHHHHHOOOAHHHH' of anguish as he runs up from right-back but sees the pass towards him hit out of play.

A rather forgettable night for Robbie Brady, who only came on in the 40th minute. He's off and Josh Brownhill on.

I didn't know that a hamstring injury could settle down to be honest. Anyway, Burnley have settled and look much the better side now.

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BBC TV at Turf Moor

As Robbie Brady trots over towards the dugout Sean Dyche tells him he’s not running enough. He explains to his manager he’s having hamstring trouble.

Brady jogs off saying “give me 10 minutes, it’s settling down”

Mario Lemina comes off, Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa on.

Alphonse Areola was caught out for the Burnley goal but that's a good save with his feet, kicking out a shot from the angle by Jay Rodriguez. His runs down the right-hand channel are causing Fulham grief, as now Robbie Brady heads a presentable chance over the top.

Not been his night so far.

Jon Hyde: Just turned on before the 1st goal. You're all welcome.

Tambuwal: Wouldn't be surprised if Fulham finishes in the top 10 this season. What a turn around by Scott Parker's side.

Bit of a stretch that one...

The Clarets are piling on some pressure now, pumping in a flurry of free-kicks that Fulham defend well.

Everton

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Keeper Jordan Pickford makes his first Everton appearance since 30 January after recovering from a rib injury.

Yerry Mina, Michael Keane and Alex Iwobi are also back as Carlo Ancelotti reacts to last Sunday's home defeat to Fulham by making four changes,

Robin Olsen, Seamus Coleman, James Rodriguez and Andre Gomes all drop to the bench and there's no Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

Everton XI: Pickford, Mina, Keane, Holgate, Godfrey, Davies, Doucoure, Digne, Sigurdsson, Iwobi, Richarlison.

Substitutes: Delph, King, Nkounkou, Rodriguez, Bernard, Gomes, Coleman, Olsen, Onyango.

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In-form Ilkay Gundogan is out with a groin problem, while Oleksandr Zinchenko and ex-Everton defender John Stones are on the bench as Pep Guardiola makes three changes to the Manchester City side that started the win over Tottenham at the weekend.

Kyle Walker, Ruben Dias and Riyad Mahrez all return to the side.

Kevin de Bruyne, who has not featured since 20 January because of injury, is on a strong bench along with Sergio Aguero.

Manchester City XI: Ederson, Walker, Dias, Laporte, Cancelo, Silva, Rodri, Foden, Mahrez, Jesus, Sterling.

Substitutes: Stones, Aguero, Zinchenko, Steffen, De Bruyne, Torres, Mendy, Fernandinho, Garcia.

A strong half-time chat from both managers, it seems.