A brilliant brace from three-times Champions League winner Samuel Eto’o and a fortunate Romelu Lukaku strike won it for the Toffees after Danny Ings had briefly given the Clarets hope with a first half equaliser – his first goal in the top flight. 

But Dyche insists his players will keep fighting to finally kick-start their campaign. 

The gaffer said: “We had some decent chances again, but the moments of truth come in the clinical finishing that Samuel Eto’o and Lukaku bring you. 

“They are high quality players who come at a cost and we have to find a way, because we can’t always find that individual moment of brilliant, to find a way the team can operate to score more goals. 

“We’re showing good signs, but the signs have to turn quickly into the reality of winning games. 

“It’s in the margins and it’s hard when you are playing against that quality of player and they are a very good side. 

“I know they have had an indifferent start, but they are a very, very good side. 

“I didn’t think we played as well in the second half as the first, but we were still breaking their play up and playing on the front foot, but the third was a fantastic bit of quality and the game gets tough.” 

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