Burnley boss Dyche not underestimating Everton
Burnley boss Sean Dyche thinks Everton are professional enough not to allow their European trips to impact Sunday's Premier League clash.
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Roberto Martinez's men head to Turf Moor this weekend off the back of a Europa League tie at Lille that ended goalless on Thursday.
Although Everton have lost both league games directly after European fixtures in 2014-15, Dyche is not allowing his players to believe they will be gifted the chance to get a first Premier League win of the campaign.
"I don't think you overthink it," said Dyche.
"They're in Europe which is fantastic for them. Of course, when you play on a Sunday, you would prefer not to have played on a Thursday.
"Aside from that, though, the way these clubs travel, I think someone said they were back in bed at 12 o'clock.
"We don't normally get that when travelling by bus from most away games!
"I certainly don't overthink that. I think they will be prepared as we always are physically and tactically.
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"And we will be ready to do that again."
