English Premier League---Everton VS West Ham United Prediction

Everton VS West Ham United    Livescore / H2H stats and Live Streaming
Time:30-09-2025 03:00 Tuesday
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Match Preview:
From the highs of a three-game winning run to the lows of a three-game winless sequence, Everton have lost their bright spark as the evenings get darker, most recently suffering what could be accurately described as an EFL Cup third-round upset.

The Toffees travelled to face a Wolverhampton Wanderers side still without a point in the current Premier League season, but after Marshall Munetsi and Tolu Arokodare netted either side of the half-time whistle, Everton's springtime silverware dreams crashed and burned.

Defeat in the EFL Cup succeeded a narrow Merseyside derby loss to champions Liverpool and goalless draw at home to Aston Villa for Moyes's men; such results are not disastrous by any means, but momentum is no longer on the hosts' side.

The visitors' search for a successor to Potter ramped up in the wake of that lowly loss - which left West Ham only above pointless Wolves in the Premier League standings - and just a day after the 50-year-old apparently had "positive" talks with the powers-that-be, he was issued his P45 and was replaced by ex-Nottingham Forest coach Santo.

Potter could highlight a pleasing record of three wins from West Ham's last four Premier League away games - including their only success of the season so far at Santo's own Nottingham Forest - as well as an applaudable head-to-head record against their foes from the north, but that mattered little in the end.

Santo now inherits a West Ham side who have prevailed on three of their last five trips to Everton in the Premier League, and since the start of 2021, they have only beaten Wolves (six) on more occasions than the Irons (five) in the top flight.

Match Prediction:
Midweek fatigue may set in for Everton's defenders, but Moyes's attacking line - including the creative menace Grealish - are ready and raring to go again. Even if the defensive-minded Magassa shores up the Hammers' midfield, backing the visitors to claim victory right now is too tall an order, and not even the new manager bounce should save them on Monday. We say: Everton 2-1 West Ham United