Scott Arfield's 90th-minute winner gave Burnley more home comforts as they defeated Everton 2-1 at Turf Moor.
The midfielder, only restored to the starting line-up because of an injury to Steven Defour, rifled in after Johann Berg Gudmundsson had struck the crossbar to move the Clarets to 10 points, all of which have been achieved in east Lancashire.
Sam Vokes had earlier punished a Maarten Stekelenburg error - a week after his two penalty saves against Manchester City - to give Burnley a first-half lead before Yannick Bolasie equalised with his first Everton goal.
Visiting boss Ronald Koeman had recalled Ross Barkley after dropping him against City last weekend and, in front of watching England assistant Sammy Lee, his first pass was misplaced.
Scott Arfield strikes late as Burnley upset Everton
