Following their first win in six Premier League outings, West Ham are on a revenge mission at Goodison Park having lost to a single Dominic Calvert-Lewin goal at the London Stadium. It’s not going to be easy as the Toffees earned a draw against Brighton in their last game but remain six games without a win.
Hammers on revenge mission
Manager Sean Dyche has slowly steadied things since he became boss and after keeping Burnley in the Premier League is looking for more of the same on Merseyside. David Moyes returns to his former club desperate to build on the fine win over Brentford and will now be hoping the Hammers have turned a corner.
Travel to Liverpool is simple by train , direct services leave Euston at 07.43, 08.43 and 09.43, which should get you to the ground in time for kick-off!
Liverpool Lime Street station is situated 2.5 miles from Goodison Park, but is well served by public transport, with a number of different options that can take you to the stadium. Take one of the many bus services which leave Queen Square Bus Station, including the 19, 20 and 21.
Alternately, from Liverpool Lime Street, you can take a taxi from the rank at the station (£7-£9).
The match will not be broadcast live in the UK, but will be shown across the world by the Premier League’s international broadcast partners. If you live outside the UK, click here for details of Premier League listings in your territory.
Live audio commentary will be available in the UK on BBC Radio London, and worldwide on our official website and app.
Kalvin Phillips will be available for the Hammers after completing a one-match suspension. The midfielder missed Monday’s win over Brentford after collecting two yellow cards at Nottingham Forest.
David Moyes could have a fully fit squad to choose from for the first time this calendar year, following the recent returns from injury of Michail Antonio and Lucas Paquetá.
Everton, meanwhile, will be without Dele Alli, Arnaut Danjuma and André Gomes, who all remain absent due to injury.
Lewis Dobbin missed out their recent draw at Brighton with an ankle injury, while Idrissa Gueye could be available for selection after being forced off just after half-time last weekend.