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Everton v Burnley: match preview via The Guardian

Sean Dyche is still searching for a first away win of the season to complement Burnley’s homegrown case for Premier League survival and it would constitute a minor shock should it arrive here on Saturday afternoon. Everton have won their past seven home matches while Romelu Lukaku has scored in eight consecutive Goodison games – a feat last achieved by Fred Pickering in 1965. Ross Barkley is available having suffered no serious injury when attacked in a bar last weekend and Ronald Koeman is expecting a cagey affair. “It will hard to create open chances against them,” the Everton manager said. Andy Hunter

Kick-off Saturday 3pm

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Police investigate Sun column after racial hate crime complaint via The Guardian

Kelvin MacKenzie compared Everton player Ross Barkley to a gorilla after footballer was punched at a nightclub

Merseyside police are investigating a Sun column by Kelvin MacKenzie in which a mixed-race player is compared to a gorilla.

The paper’s former editor, who writes a weekly column, claimed Everton player Ross Barkley, whose grandfather is Nigerian, had deserved to be punched at a nightclub because he was similar to an animal in a zoo.

.@Everton Your lack of action in banning the S*n from your press conferences is a smack in the face to our City,see below&act now #JFT96❤️ pic.twitter.com/wHFi28RLk5

Those comments about Ross Barkley, a young working class lad are disgusting. Then add in the fact he is mixed race! It's becomes outrageous.

Everybody knows the authors relationship with the city. He simply has to be held accountable for these words. It's an absolute disgrace.

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Police investigate racial hate complaint over Kelvin MacKenzie Sun column on Ross Barkley via The Guardian

Former editor Kelvin MacKenzie compared Everton footballer who was punched in a nightclub to a gorilla

Merseyside police are investigating a Sun column by Kelvin MacKenzie in which the footballer Ross Barkley, who is of mixed race, is compared to a gorilla.

The paper’s former editor, who writes a weekly column, claimed Everton player Barkley, whose grandfather is Nigerian, deserved to be punched in a nightclub because he was similar to an animal in a zoo.

.@Everton Your lack of action in banning the S*n from your press conferences is a smack in the face to our City,see below&act now #JFT96❤️ pic.twitter.com/wHFi28RLk5

Those comments about Ross Barkley, a young working class lad are disgusting. Then add in the fact he is mixed race! It's becomes outrageous.

Everybody knows the authors relationship with the city. He simply has to be held accountable for these words. It's an absolute disgrace.

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