Manager Sean Dye enjoyed a triumphant return to Burnley as his form Everton side secured their fourth consecutive Premier League victory.
Dyche was in charge at Turf Moor for almost 10 years before being sacked last year, and there was no room for emotion as his Toffees side ruthlessly moved seven points clear of the relegation zone.
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The visitors doubled their lead after 25 minutes as Michael Keane struck at the second attempt after his initial effort was saved by Trafford and Dara O'Shea
failed to clear the rebound.
Burnley threatened in the second half as Zacky Amdoni forced Jordan Pickford into a fine save at full stretch and Sander Bridge rattled the crossbar, but a
dark season continues as the Clarets finish second and are now six points from safety. are behind.
A win at Burnley
Dyche took charge of the Clarets for over 400 games and led them to the Championship twice, but he was sacked in April 2022 and the team eventually went down again.
When Everton were docked 10 points last month for breaching the Premier League's financial rules, some believed the ban could destroy morale and relegate the team and their manager to the second tier. I will arrive.
Dyche has instead reignited his season and the excellent form continues, with his men claiming their 10th victory in their last 14 games in all competitions to move up to 16th in the table.
It was their eighth league win of the top-flight campaign so far, matching their run from the entirety of last season, and it only highlights the progress they have made under Dyche.
Not only did Burnley's old manager return to haunt them, but two former Clarets players did as McNeill - who briefly headed wide when it was goalless - provided the assist for the opener. And Kane scored the second goal.
Centre-half Kane could have had another in the second half but hit the post from close range, as Everton kept their fourth straight shutout, with only Liverpool and second-placed Arsenal conceding fewer goals than the Blues this term.
Burnley staring into the ditch.
Burnley have signaled strong support for manager Vincent Kompany, but there are growing concerns over the direction of their season, with chairman Alan Pace watching the latest setback from the stands.
They have won just two of their 17 Premier League games this season and are bottom of the table on goal difference, ahead of fellow strugglers Sheffield United.
Their home form is the worst of any team in the competition, having won once and lost the remaining eight games at Turf Moor, and no team has survived with just eight points at this stage of the Premier League campaign.
Burnley failed to save from Pickford in the first half and after trailing 2-0 at the break, Amdoni's effort from range which was tipped wide by the England goal keeper came close to providing some cheer for their frustrated supporters. It was the highest.
The Clarets travel to Fulham in their next game on December 23, aiming for three points to avoid Christmas and provide some hope that they might avoid an immediate return to the Championship.
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