Everton 1-0 Burnley: Dominic Calvert-Lewin's fortunate goal in first-half stoppage time earns Toffees crucial win in relegation battle - with Dara O'Shea sent off for the visitors

Burnley were always good for Sean Dyche and they continue to be so. The bare facts will tell you a goal from Dominic Calvert-Lewin in first injury time enabled Everton to win in the Premier League for the first time in 112 days – their last victory, way back on December 16, had come at Turf Moor – but there was so much more to it. Dominic Calvert-Lewin's fortunate deflected goal gave Everton a vital home win over Burnley Dara O'Shea was sent off for the visitors for denying a goalscoring opportunity to the Toffees Former Burnley manager Sean Dyche simply had to secure three points for Everton at last Your browser does not support iframes. MATCH FACTS AND PLAYER RATINGS EVERTON : Pickford 7: Coleman 7, Tarkowski 6, Branthwaite 8, Mykolenko 7: Young 6, Garner 7, Andre Gomes 6, McNeil 6: Doucoure 5: Calvert Lewin 7.5 Subs not used: Virginia, Lonergan, Patterson, Keane, Godfrey, Chermiti, Warrington Goal – Calvert-Lewin Booked – Gomes, Tarkowski Manager – Sean Dyche 6 BURNLEY : Muric 4: Assignon 6, O’Shea 5, Esteve 6, Taylor 7 : Foster 7, Cullen 7, Berge 7, Brunn Larsen 6 : Odobert 6, Fofana 5 Subs not used: Vigouroux, Cork, Gudmundsson, Manuel, Delcroix Booked – Berge Sent off – O’Shea Manager – Vincent Kompany 6 Attendance – 39,125 Referee – Michael Oliver 6 You can argue that needs must but seeing Jordan Pickford roll a ball out of his area before smashing it 60 yards forward for a knock down or watching Andre Gomes, once of Barcelona, cracking a diagonal free-kick to the back post jarred. Calvert-Lewin closed down Burnley keeper Muric to perfectly block the ball for the only goal O’Shea flattened Dwight McNeil when in on goal, and referee Michael Oliver had no alternative