• Lampard focused on Saturday visit of Manchester United
  • Burnley defeat has intensifies pressure at Goodison Park

Frank Lampard insists he is not worried about his future as Everton manager but accepts the pressure will intensify with the club embroiled in a fight for Premier League survival.

Lampard has been unable to arrest Everton’s slide towards the relegation zone since replacing Rafael Benítez and speculation over his position has started after merely 12 games in charge. The Everton manager has lost eight and won four of his matches so far and, despite the destabilising hire-and-fire culture created by the club’s owner, Farhad Moshiri, claims his only concern is delivering victory against Manchester United on Saturday.

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