BURNLEY, England — Everton supervisor Sean Dyche deepened the relegation worries of former membership Burnley as his return to Turf Moor led to a 2-0 win for his staff within the English Premier League on Saturday.

Dyche, who twice guided Burnley to promotion and stored the membership up towards the chances throughout a decade on the membership, promised to indicate no sentimentality 20 months after his firing amid their final, unsuccessful, battle towards the drop.

First-half targets from Amadou Onana and Michael Keane secured Everton’s fourth league win in a row - a feat the staff final achieved three years in the past. An eighth league win of the season already matches final 12 months’s tally as Everton continues to climb away from bother after its 10-point penalty for monetary mismanagement.

Without that sanction, Everton could be ninth.

Dyche continues to be liked in Burnley, the place the Royal Dyche pub proudly bares his title, and he emerged from the tunnel to a standing ovation from all sides.

Vincent Kompany, who introduced Burnley again to the league with a 101-point marketing campaign within the Championship, has rebuilt the membership in a distinct picture. Having taken 4 factors from their final three video games to match its return from the earlier 13, Burnley began effectively and stored Everton pegged again.

PHOTOS: Dyche deepens woes of former membership Burnley by main Everton to win

But the outcomes they desperately want aren't there to match, and though Dwight McNeil - one in every of three former Burnley gamers within the Everton beginning lineup - spurned a wonderful likelihood, Everton wanted solely 19 minutes to take the lead.

James Trafford did effectively to maintain out Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s close-range header however Burnley didn't defend the ensuing nook and it was all too straightforward for Onana to get away from Josh Brownhill and energy in on the far submit.

Jacob Bruun Larsen and Jay Rodriguez each noticed pictures blocked within the Everton field, and 6 minutes later it was 2-0 to the guests.

Jordan Pickford hit an extended free kick ahead and James Tarkowski headed it down for an additional former Claret, Keane, to attempt his luck from vary. Trafford parried, however the ball struck Dara O’Shea and fell kindly for Keane, in for the suspended Jarrad Branthwaite, to comb house his first aim of the season.

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