Everton failed to win in five of their last six league matches, losing in three of them. They are struggling with injuries from the start of the season and in this match they enter with enormous ten missing players, most of them injured but also some suspended. This will definitely affect to their performances in this match and maybe even to the final outcome of the match.
On the other side, West Ham are in the relegation zone, one point away from safety, and in this match they enter eager to get at least that one point, get out from the relegation zone and secure themselves for at least some time. They are also entering this match weakened for several key players missing for injuries but it shouldn’t affect much to their performances this time. They failed to win in their last seven away league matches and this match may be the perfect opportunity to end the bad run.
Everton have many missing players for this game. James McCarthy, Ramiro Funes Mori, Ross Barkley, Seamus Coleman, Yannick Bolasie, Maarten Stekelenburg, Leighton Baines and Michael Keane are all injured and they will not play against the Hammers. Oumar Niasse is suspended and he is another one player who can’t play. Mason Holgate is not fully fit and he is doubtful for the match. All other players are fully fit and ready to play.