Kelsey Devlin’s family in Burnley had concerns for her welfare and want transparency over how she died

The prime minister of Pakistan and Boris Johnson have been asked to intervene in the case of a British woman who died in Pakistan, with MPs and her family calling for transparency over the circumstances.

Kelsey Devlin, a 27-year-old carer and mother of two from Burnley in Lancashire, died on 30 June in a hospital in Rawalpindi. A death certificate says the previously healthy young woman died of sepsis, a stroke and cardiopulmonary arrest, but her family in Burnley say they were concerned about her welfare in Pakistan before her death.

Jürgen Klopp is accustomed to his seasons going down to the wire but the identity of the men who have left Liverpool on the cusp of Champions League qualification may have surprised even him. First Alisson at West Bromwich Albion, now Nat Phillips at Burnley; the unlikeliest influences are behind the late rescue act.

Phillips headed home his first Liverpool goal and was at the forefront of a valuable clean sheet as Klopp’s side secured another precious victory in their bid for a top four finish. The defeat of Sean Dyche’s team, commenced by Roberto Firmino and finished by substitute Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, elevated Liverpool above Leicester in the race for Champions League football and improved their goal difference over Brendan Rodgers’ team to plus four. One more win, over Roy Hodgson’s Crystal Palace in the former Liverpool manager’s last top flight game, and redemption will be found on the final day at Anfield.

We play for the fans, not people in boardrooms, says Burnley’s captain, and this greed-fuelled idea must never be seen again

I said from the start the European Super League would be dead within a week but I was not expecting it to have come and gone in 48 hours. The idea was based on pure greed and I hope we never see its like again.

My first reaction was disbelief. Those who came up with the concept and those who signed up to it do not understand what football means to people. The clubs involved hid behind the pandemic and claimed it would bring stability to the sport, which I could not believe. Fans and players saw through it very quickly.

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Everton make just one change to the side named for the 2-0 defeat at Chelsea. Tom Davies replaces Gylfi Sigurdsson, who was a fitness worry but takes a place on the bench. Yerry Mina and Seamus Coleman return from injury as substitutes.

Burnley also make a single change to their starting XI from their last game. Erik Pieters, who came on and made quite the impression in the 1-1 draw against Arsenal, nearly scoring a screamer before getting himself sent off only to be allowed back on again, replaces the hamstrung Charlie Taylor.

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Everton: Pickford, Holgate, Keane, Godfrey, Iwobi, Davies, Allan, Andre Gomes, Digne, Calvert-Lewin, Richarlison.
Subs: Sigurdsson, King, Mina, Nkounkou, Coleman, Virginia, Broadhead, Tyrer, Onyango.

Burnley: Pope, Lowton, Tarkowski, Mee, Pieters, Gudmundsson, Westwood, Brownhill, McNeil, Vydra, Wood.
Subs: Brady, Peacock-Farrell, Stephens, Rodriguez, Bardsley, Long, Nartey, Dunne, Benson.