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The Hammers' form has tailed off in recent weeks. They need a win to get back among the European spots, while Everton are only three points above the relegation ...

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Follow all the latest updates from the London Stadium as West Ham look to boost their European chances and Everton hunt points in the survival battle.

Three wins and four defeats in their last seven have left the capital club in eighth place before today's game, while also progressing in Europe and out of the ...

With kick-off at 2pm and Jack Rosser at the ground to provide expert analysis, keep up to date with all the action via Standard Sport’s live blog... Victory would propel West Ham up to fifth, before Tottenham host Newcastle later on - a fact that demonstrates just how tight the battle with Manchester United, Arsenal and Wolves has got for those European places. Three wins and four defeats in their last seven have left the capital club in eighth place before today’s game, while also progressing in Europe and out of the FA Cup.

The group of teams in front of Everton continue to pick up points while the three sides below the Blues in the league table are still dropping points.

30’ - Holgate foul on the quick Jarrod Bowen in a very dangerous spot, just outside the box on the Everton left. Today’s trip to London to take on West Ham provides Frank Lampard’s side an opportunity to separate themselves from the relegation zone. Still no start for Dele Alli, and Nathan Patterson not even in the squad! And goal, beautifully done from Aaron Cresswell and just like that, the good start evaporates and the crumble likely begins. 45+2’ - There’s the halftime whistle, and Lampard will be frustrated. Do the Blues have the composure needed here?

Live score updates, line-ups, TV channel, kick off time, goals and commentary stream as Everton travel to West Ham United in the Premier League.

Restored to the starting line-up, he half got on the end of a few flicks and crosses but still doesn’t look particularly close to his first goal of 2022. Recalled to the starting line-up and operating more central, he worked hard closing opponents down and played a through-ball to Richarlison that almost broke the deadlock. Looked assured in a two alongside Keane and as well as being comfortable on the ball, he displayed brave defending to meet a cross for Antonio with his head which resulted in getting a kick in the face.

Forwards Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Demarai Gray and midfielder Donny van de Beek return to Everton's starting XI, as Frank Lampard makes five changes for ...

Anthony Gordon and Dele are on the bench, along with Anwar El Ghazi and Salomon Rondon. The injured duo of Andre Gomes and Nathan Patterson are unavailable. Iwobi and Gray are poised for roles on the flanks, with Calvert-Lewin and Richarlison starting in attack.

Jarrod Bowen returns from injury to take his place in West Ham United's starting XI for Sunday's Premier League fixture with Everton at London Stadium.

Another switch comes at right-back, where Ryan Fredericks comes in for his second Premier League start of the season in place of the absent Ben Johnson. Jarrod Bowen returns from injury to take his place in West Ham United’s starting XI for Sunday’s Premier League fixture with Everton at London Stadium. The 25-year-old has eight goals and eight assists in 28 Premier League appearances this season, with his 16 direct goal involvements ranking him behind only Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah (30) and Tottenham Hotspur pair Son Hueng-min (18) and Harry Kane (17).

West Ham have only defeated Everton once at London Stadium - David Moyes' final game in charge of his first stint thanks to a 3-1 score line.

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