The Clarets lost 2-0 at home to Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City on Saturday. Frank Lampard, who took over as Everton boss in January, saw his side lose 2-1 at the London Stadium on Sunday. **Burnley** Republic of Ireland international Nathan Collins is available again after serving a one-match suspension for his sending off at Brentford. Captain Ben Mee has been absent since the Leicester City game; he is making progress but won’t be ready for Wednesday night's game. Johann Berg Gudmundsson picked up a calf injury while he was recovering from appendicitis. Matej Vydra played over an hour for the U23s against Southampton on Saturday; he has had a spell on the sidelines after dislocating his elbow during his recovery from a hernia operation.

🔋 Just over an hour in the tank for Vyds today as he continues his journey to full fitness. 💪 #UTC https://t.co/Op1RxsDfZQ
— Burnley FC (@BurnleyOfficial) April 2, 2022

Erik Pieters picked up a knee injury in the clash at Crystal Palace and he is getting closer to a return. **Everton** Ex-Claret Michael Keane and Brazilian midfielder Allan both miss the game because of suspension. Top scorer Andros Townsend is set to miss the rest of the season after knee surgery. Donny van de Beek pulled out of Sunday’s defeat to West Ham United after injuring his thigh in the warm up. Colombian international defender Yerry Mina has been absent since the 3-1 defeat at St James’ Park in February. The former Barcelona defender has a thigh injury. Scottish international Nathan Patterson awaits his Premier League debut since his January move from Rangers. He injured his ankle in training last week. Captain Seamus Coleman missed Sunday’s game with illness and is expected to return for the Turf Moor clash. Fabian Delph and Tom Davies have been out of action for some time with thigh injuries. Euro 2016 winner Andre Gomes was missing on Sunday after picking up a knock. He will be assessed ahead of Wednesday’s clash.

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