The last time Everton were not in the top flight, Winston Churchill was prime minister. Ever-presents among the elite since 1954, they have rarely been in such trouble since. Now, with Manchester United, Leicester, Liverpool and Chelsea next, a club who had Champions League aspirations may soon be found below the dotted line.
When Richarlison scored his second penalty, they were set to have a seven-point cushion on Burnley and the bottom three. Instead, a comeback capped by Maxwel Cornet means half an hour effected a six-point swing, leaving Burnley looking rejuvenated and Everton endangered.
