Everton v Burnley live stream, Sky Sports, Monday 13 September, 8pm BST
Everton will be looking to continue their fine start to the season when Burnley visit Goodison Park on Monday night.
Rafael Benitez was far from a universally popular appointment in the summer, but he has made a good start to life on the blue half of Merseyside. No one will be getting carried away just yet, and a poor run of form could still see the fans turn on the former Liverpool boss. But Everton have performed well in each of their three games so far, collecting seven points and already looking more effective than they did at the end of last season.
Burnley are yet to get off the mark this term, having lost their first two games to Brighton and Liverpool. They looked to be on their way to a victory over Leeds last time out, but a late Patrick Bamford equaliser denied them all three points. Sean Dyche will certainly not be losing any sleep over his team's start, but he will nevertheless be keen to get off and running as quickly as possible. Burnley won at Goodison in March, although the return of fans to stadiums will make Monday's task more difficult.
Everton have Ben Godfrey and Yerry Mina available for selection, which bolsters Benitez's defensive options. Dominic Calvert-Lewin is expected to start despite a recent quadriceps complaint, while Seamus Coleman is likely to come through a late fitness test. Tom Davies and Fabian Delph will miss out, though, and James Rodriguez is short of match fitness.
Burnley will have to make do without Dale Stephens, Kevin Long and new signing Connor Roberts, who moved to Turf Moor from Swansea on transfer deadline day. Nathan Collins and Maxwel Cornet are both battling injuries but at least one of the new boys is likely to be handed his Premier League debut, perhaps from the bench.
Kick-off is at 8pm BST and the game is being shown live on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event the UK.
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