Ninth-placed Everton are targeting a fifth victory in seven matches as they bid to stay in the hunt for a seventh-place finish and possible European qualification.
Burnley are aiming to return to winning ways after a draw against top-four contenders Chelsea and a defeat by leaders Manchester City.
Team news
Yerry Mina and Theo Walcott have returned to full training and are in contention to play.
But Everton remain without Andre Gomes, who completes a three-match suspension.
Peter Crouch is back in training following appendix surgery and could return to the Burnley squad along with Phil Bardsley, who has recovered from a gashed leg.
Robbie Brady is available following the birth of his child but Aaron Lennon (knee) is unlikely to play again this season. Steven Defour (calf) is a long-term absentee.
Did you know?
There have been no draws in the nine Premier League meetings between these sides, with the Toffees winning five matches to Burnley’s four.
Everton can secure a fifth successive PL clean sheet at home for the first time since a run of seven at Goodison Park between March and September 2013.
Richarlison has scored 13 PL goals this season. Only two Brazilians have ever scored more in a campaign; Roberto Firmino in 2017/18, with 15, and Robinho in 2008/09, with 14.
Burnley manager Sean Dyche has overseen three PL victories against Everton. He has only had more wins against AFC Bournemouth, with four.
Referee: Chris Kavanagh
Assistants: Daniel Cook, Mick McDonough
Fourth official: Anthony Taylor