Burnley 1 Everton 1 LIVE: Calvert-Lewin cancels out Brady’s early opener
Burnley boss Sean Dyche marked his 200th Premier League game in charge with a point against Everton at Turf Moor.

And in doing so the Clarets chief became one of few English managers to reach the milestone.
Dyche, 49, joined the likes of Alan Pardew, Roy Hodgson, Steve Bruce, Sam Allardyce, Alan Curbishley, Harry Redknapp and Glenn Hoddle in a very exclusive club.
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Hide AdThe Clarets went ahead as early as the second minute when Robbie Brady picked out the bottom corner from 20 yards out.
Chris Wood saw a golden opportunity to double Burnley's advantage go begging before Dominic Calvert-Lewin equalised on the stroke of half-time.
Nick Pope kept the hosts in it when denying James Rodriguez and substitute Gylfi Sigurdsson in spectacular fashion while Jordan Pickford palmed away Wood's header from a corner late on.
The Clarets remain second bottom in the division, but joined West Bromwich Albion on six points.
Burnley 1 Everton 1 LIVE: Calvert-Lewin cancels out Brady’s early opener
Key Events
- Sean Dyche became one of few English managers to take charge of 200 Premier League games
- Others to reach the milestone include: Alan Pardew, Roy Hodgson, Steve Bruce, Sam Allardyce, Alan Curbishley, Harry Redknapp and Glenn Hoddle
- Robbie Brady opened the scoring for the Clarets in the second minute
- Chris Wood squandered a huge opportunity to double Burnley's lead
- Dominic Calvert-Lewin drew the away side level on the stroke of half-time
- Nick Pope made crucial saves to deny James and Gylfi Sigurdsson
- Jordan Pickford kept the scores even when repelling Wood's header late on
- The Toffees have not kept a clean sheet in 22 top flight fixtures at Burnley since a 2-0 win in March 1958
Brownhill does well to take Doucoure out of the equation, but the midfielder fires just wide of Pickford's upright.
Spectacular save from Pope to deny Calvert-Lewin with his legs. The striker got on the end of Iwobi's cross.
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