No, they do not. A huge win for Burnley, who move seven points clear of the bottom three.

Massive blow for Everton, whose home form costs them again.

Do Everton have one last attack in them?

Digne sends the ball in but it is nodded away at the near post. Joao Virginia has the long sprint back to his own goal.

Coleman gets in behind the Burnley defence to collect a Keane pass but his cross is headed away by Tarkowski.

Joao Virginia is up for the corner. Excellent.

We've had the 90 minutes. We'll get three more added on. Big three minutes for both sides.

Andre Gomes is the latest to have a pop for Everton but he pulls his low shot wide. All of these chances are from range or difficult angles. Burnley doing a really good job of containing.

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Nev_77: 3 time champions league winner getting out classed by a bloke you’d meet down your local. This is why we love English football.

Digne delivers the corner... straight into the hands of Pope.

Chance for Iwobi. He has space in the box and the ball at his feet but can't find a way past the Burnley defence with his angled shot.

And chance for Coleman, who also sees a shot - this time from range - blocked behind for a corner.

Nick Pope takes too long over a goal-kick and gets a booking for it. Five minutes to go.

MJBurt1: Burnley have been superb to a man in both attack and defence. Have a theory about the Sean’s Merry men. In order to produce some excitement in this miserable covid age, they play like drains occasionally just to keep things spicy. Fiendish!

Less than 10 minutes to go.

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McNeil has been superb today. He weaves his way past a couple of challenges and picks out Rodriguez in the box. The striker is forced to go wide, narrowing his target, and when the shot does come it is straight at Joao Virginia.

Burnley get a free-kick following a foul on McNeil by King. It's a long way out by Brady fancies it. Maybe a chip into the box would have been better, though, as he smashes his shot way over.

Burnley make another change as Matej Vydra departs to be replaced by Jay Rodriguez.

Almost!

Lucas Digne's free-kick is flicked on by Michael Keane in the box but only in a way that sends the ball slightly behind Ben Godfrey.

Fifteen minutes to go at Goodison. Burnley are offering more in attack, which actually might suit the home side as they theoretically they could get space to counter.

Richarlison is sent flying by Tarkowski to end one of those potential breaks, meaning a booking for the Burnley defender.

Man City just casually bringing in Aguero, Jesus, Rodri, Torres and the like and resting De Bruyne, Mahrez and Foden like it's no biggie.

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Fulham boss Scott Parker makes two tweaks to the team that started when they beat champions Liverpool at Anfield last Sunday.

Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa and Ruben Loftus-Cheek both start with Josh Maja dropping to the bench and Bobby Decordova-Reid missing out.

Fulham XI: Areola, Tete, Andersen, Adarabioyo, Aina, Cavaleiro, Lemina, Reed, Anguissa, Loftus-Cheek, Lookman

Subs: Fabri, Hector, Mitrovic, Ream, Bryan, Onomah, Maja, Kongolo, Robinson

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola makes seven changes to the side that began their 5-2 win over Southampton in midweek.

Ederson, Ruben Dias, Aymeric Laporte and Bernardo Silva all retain their places as Joao Cancelo, John Stones, Benjamin Mendy, Rodri, Ferran Torres, Sergio Aguero and Gabriel Jesus start.

Man City XI: Ederson, Stones, Dias, Laporte, Cancelo, Rodri, Silva, Torres, Mendy, Aguero, Jesus

Subs: Steffen, Walker, Gundogan, Zinchenko, De Bruyne, Fernandinho, Mahrez, Foden, Garcia

The Clarets have been quiet in attack for much of the half but have suddenly burst into life.

From a corner, Mee's header hits the top of the bar and then, soon after, Vydra sees a shot saved by Joao Virginia after he found space in the box.

The game has opened right up.

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