Sean Dyche will likely make changes to the Everton team that drew v Newcastle when they take on Burnley on 6 April.

Three Toffees players are set to miss the game as Dyche is not going to have a full-strength side to choose from in the fight against relegation.

However, Amadou Onana can be the fourth one to miss out and will be assessed on Friday, 5 April, before a decision is made on him.

Right-back has been the flexible position this season with Dyche using the likes of Ashley Young, Seamus Coleman, Nathan Patterson and Ben Godfrey.

However, of late, Godfrey has made that spot his own and that is not expected to change.

Apart from that, there will be no change at centre-back, left-back or in goal.

Changes likely in midfield and attack for Everton

With Onana, arguably their best player, possibly missing this one, James Garner is expected to come back into the eleven.

Idrissa Gueye and the Belgian started the draw against Newcastle so Garner for Onana is a like-for-like change.

Jack Harrison was an unused substitute in that game with a 38-year-old Young playing the full 90 minutes.

Playing again this week might be too much for him and Harrison could come in to replace him.

In attack, Dominic Calvert-Lewin came off the bench to score from the spot and that goal will give him the confidence that Dyche will want to take advantage of so there is a possibility of him returning to the eleven.

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