Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Anfield

If Everton did not need something before kick-off, they certainly do now after Burnley's win.

And yet, it is difficult to see how Everton get anything from this game given their abject away record and Liverpool's magnificent current form.

Strange things happen in derby games - but that strange?

Frank Lampard says he wants his team to be "brave" at Anfield and to show "passion, fight and desire".

In a derby that is almost always ferocious, Lampard has called for his team to be physical but to "remain on the right side of the law".

On facing his first Merseyside derby, he said: "It’s a huge fixture and I’m very proud to be going up in a football game of this size.

"I’ve got a full understanding, I know what this club and fixture means to the fans.

"I don’t need to understand much more because I know what will be coming on Sunday.

"It’s an important match for both teams but for different reasons."

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Burnley

Burnley striker Matej Vydra: "The last 10 minutes, I was so nervous. I was counting the minutes and praying we could bring the three points home. I think we struggled in our defensive shape first half because they played three or five at the back. I swapped position with Jay [Rodriguez] after starting on the left and my target was to put pressure on [Willy] Boly.

"My first [goal of the season] was Chelsea away, it was an important goal. This one is even more important, but it doesn't matter who scores, we need to be one goal ahead of the opposition and to take three points. We are so happy today."

Chelsea

Chelsea midfielder Christian Pulisic, speaking to Sky Sports: "He [Thomas Tuchel] just said to make a difference. To combine and make opportunities. It feels good to be more secure in the top four. We need a win at home and it feels great in front of our fans. We need to finish the season strong. Some good league games and then a final. I needed to come in and make a difference and show I want to be playing."

That Burnley win over Wolves has dropped Everton into the bottom three.

Unless the Toffees win today they will be in the drop zone for at least a week. Burnley play again before Everton do so it could get even worse.

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Liverpool need to win to keep the pressure on Manchester City, who beat Watford 5-1 yesterday.

If they were to lose, you'd imagine that might be that.

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Right that's the end of the Premier League live text today. Thanks for joining us and see you next week.

Oh what's that? You want us to carry on for Liverpool v Everton. OK then.

We'll start building up to that 16:30 BST kick-off, as well as bringing you reaction from the games just finished.

Burnley have won three consecutive Premier League matches at Turf Moor for the first time since January 2017.

And all over here too.

James Ward-Prowse again picks Saints up when they need him most. His two goals bring them back from 2-0 down to rescue a point.

Wolves remain three points outside the European places. It would have been four if not for Christian Pulisic.

Just what Chelsea needed.

Jorginho thought he'd fluffed it, but Christian Pulisic to the rescue.

West Ham defended really well for so long, but Craig Dawson's sending off left just that bit of space for the Blues to decisively exploit.

"We are staying up" chant the Burnley fans. And, you know what, they could be right.

Unless Everton beat Liverpool in the 16:30 BST game, the Clarets will be out of the relegation zone tomorrow morning.

Time is up at the Bridge. All eyes on the ref.

Into injury time here too.

Can either side find a winner, or are the four goals our lot?

It's all over. Burnley climb out of the relegation zone. The Mike Jackson revolution continues at Turf Moor.

Pedro Neto of Wolves and Burnley's Ashley Barnes are booked as the Clarets take their time over a throw-in.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Well done to Tuchel for making the right change, but what a run down the left. West Ham got carried away, possibly forgetting they only have 10 men. They legt a big gap.

Jorginho is more relieved than anyone else right now. It is harsh on West Ham.

The goal came in the 90th minute. Four minutes have been added.

Mason Mount looks to make absolutely sure but hooks a dipping shot just over.

Ashley Barnes goes to the corner flag and wins a foul. Lovely stuff for Burnley.