Everton struck three times in seven minutes in the second half as they came from a goal down to beat Burnley 3-1 and move level on points with Premier League leaders Manchester United at Goodison Park on Monday. After Burnley had dominated the first half, Ben Mee gave the visitors a deserved lead with a header from Johann Berg Gudmundsson's cross (53), but the game turned on its head out of nowhere on the hour mark. The host team rose up as former Burnley centre-back Michael Keane levelled with his own header from an Andros Townsend cross (59), before Townsend himself curled home a stunner from 25 yards into the top corner (65).
Gary Neville described the goal as "unbelievable" on Monday Night Football, while Jamie Carragher called it "a piece of magic" at Goodison Park stadium which was led by referee Andre Mariner.