Everton vs West Ham Prediction And Betting Tips

Goodison Park hosts Everton and West Ham this Saturday in the Premier League. Everton continue their fight to stay in the Premier League, whereas The Hammers look to grab a spot in Europe for next season.

• Everton and West Ham to draw @ 13/5 on William Hill
• Both teams to score @ 13/20 on Paddy Power
• Over 2.5 goals @ 4/5 on William Hill

These odds are correct at the time of publication and are subject to change.

The bottom half of the table is getting close, with Everton and Luton Town in the thick of a battle to avoid relegation. West Ham, however, sit just within the top half of the table, looking to grab a spot in either the Conference League or Europa League.

Everton currently sit 17th in the Premier League after 26 games. The Toffees have eight wins, seven draws and 11 losses, leaving them on 21 points, just one point above the relegation zone.

The Toffees have struggled in front of goal this season, scoring just 28 goals in 26 games. However, at the other end of the pitch, Everton have performed, conceding just 34 goals and keeping eight clean sheets.

West Ham, on the other hand, currently sit tenth in the Premier League. In 25 games, The Hammers have ten wins, six draws and nine losses which leaves them on 36 points, just one point above Chelsea.

The Hammers have also struggled in front of goal. In 25 games, West Ham have scored 36 goals. West Ham have also struggled at the other end of the pitch, conceding 44 goals and keeping five clean sheets.

Everton and West Ham have met 150 times in their histories, with the first meeting coming back in 1907. The Toffees have a far better record in the fixture with 75 wins in comparison to West Ham’s 44 wins, the other 31 games ending in a draw.

In the last five games in this fixture, there have been two Everton wins and three West Ham wins. However, in the last seven meetings between the two, both teams have been on the scoresheet only once, the 2 - 1 win for Everton in early 2022.

Everton Team News

Sean Dyche will be without Arnaut Danjuma and Dele Alli this weekend, but may have the likes of Andre Gomes, Vitaliy Mykolenko and Seamus Coleman return.

West Ham Team News

David Moyes has no current injuries to manage and will be able to call upon Kalvin Phillips again after his suspension.

In their last five games in all competitions, Everton have four draws and one loss.

The trip to Craven Cottage saw a stalemate for both Fulham and Everton. The Toffees had 21 shots, but with just four of those shots on target and with just 30% of the possession, Everton had to settle for a 0 - 0 draw.

It was another draw for Everton the next time out, once again against a London side. Richarlison opened the scoring against his former club in the fourth minute but Jack Harrison equalised on the 30-minute mark. Richarlison regained the lead for Tottenham before halftime but Jarrad Branthwaite popped up with a goal in the 94th minute to grab a 2 - 2 draw for Everton.

The Etihad saw a goalless first half, but Erling Haaland picked up a brace in the last 20 minutes to give Manchester City the 2 - 0 win. Everton was only able to register five shots, with only one shot on target with just 27% of the possession.

Despite having 63% of the possession and nearly double the amount of shots that Crystal Palace had, Jordan Ayew gave Palace the 1 - 0 lead with 20 minutes to go. However, Amadou Onana scored in the 84th minute to grab a 1 - 1 draw for The Toffees.

The last time out for Everton was against Brighton. Branthwaite gave Everton the lead in the 73rd minute, and despite the red card to Billy Gilmour late on, Lewis Dunk scored in the 95th minute to force a 1 - 1 draw.

In their last five games in all competitions, West Ham have two draws and three losses.

Maxwel Cornet opened the scoring for West Ham in the 28th minute but Ben Brereton Diaz equalised for Sheffield United before halftime. A penalty from James Ward-Prowse regained the lead for The Hammers, but following the red cards to Rhian Brewster and Vladimir Coufal, Oli McBurnie converted his penalty to grab The Blades a 2 - 2 draw.

Bournemouth took an early lead at the London Stadium, with Dominic Solanke scoring in the third minute for The Cherries. West Ham could only manage three shots on target, and it took a penalty from Ward-Prowse to grab a 1 - 1 draw for West Ham.

The trip to Old Trafford was one to forget for The Hammers. Rasmus Hojlund gave Manchester United the 1 - 0 lead at halftime and Alejandro Garnacho grabbed a second-half brace which gave United the 3 - 0 win over West Ham, despite The Hammers having ten more shots than United.

It was another big loss for West Ham, this time in a London derby against Arsenal. The last 15 minutes of the first half saw Bukayo Saka, William Saliba, Gabriel Magalhaes and Leandro Trossard all score to give Arsenal the 4 - 0 lead. Saka completed his brace in the second half and was joined on the scoresheet by former Hammer Declan Rice to secure the 6 - 0 win.

Taiwo Awoniyi gave Nottingham Forest the lead over West Ham in the fifth minute of the first half added time. West Ham only had three shots on target and following the red card to Philips, Callum Hudson-Odoi scored in the 94th minute to give Forest the 2 - 0 win.

West Ham also take on Brentford on Monday in the Premier League.

Both sides have been in rough patches of form, making it likely that this game will end with a point a piece. However, it’s likely that both teams will find the back of the net as well. We predict: Everton 1-1 West Ham United

Due to laws in the U.K. Everton vs West Ham will not be available to broadcast, but the game can be followed via radio on BBC Five Live or TalkSport.