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Dyche pays tribute to Klopp ahead of Everton hosting Liverpool in his final derby

Dyche on Everton easing relegation fears with 2-0 win over Forest

Dyche on their relegation six pointer against Nottingham Forest, being seen as a firefighter and the scrapping of FA Cup replays (Full Presser)

Dyche on being seen as a firefighter as he attempts to keep Everton up

Forest a massive game in relegation battle - Dyche

Dyche on scrapping of FA Cup replays

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Vincent Kompany wants more goals from Bruun Larsen in battle against the drop

Kompany looking at building momentum

Vincent Kompany has belief in his players

Vincent Kompany pleased with January additions

Muric mistake isn't an issue says Craig Bellamy

Craig Bellamy reacts to draw with Brighton

Muric mistake is part of being a professional footballer - Kompany

Vincent Kompany not concerned with late first half goals

Verdict on Burnley's 1-0 defeat to Everton

Everton boss Sean Dyche believes Toffees should have had a penalty and been playing against nine men