West Ham manager Manuel Pellegrini (Photo by Henry Browne/Getty Images) Manuel Pellegrini will be looking to get his first win as West Ham manager when his side travels to Goodison Park this afternoon. exclusive Instagrammer accused in £4,000,000 forex 'scam' finally breaks silence The Hammers currently sit bottom of the Premier League table after losing their opening four games and scoring just two goals. Everton have had a slightly more positive start with one win and three draws to start their campaign, but manager Marco Silva will be hoping for a better result today. Both sides walked away with home wins when they last met in the league but it remains to be seen whether that will be the case again this season. Richarlison has been a top performer for Everton so far this season but will miss the West Ham fixture as he serves his final match ban (Photo by Tony McArdle/Everton FC via Getty Images) When is Everton vs West Ham? The match is on Sunday 16th September with kick-off at 16:00. What TV channel is Everton vs West Ham on? You can watch all of the action live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League from 15.30. What are the odds? (Courtesy of William Hill) Everton – Evens Draw – 5/2 West Ham – 13/5 Jack Wilshere is set to miss the fixture because of an injury (Photo by Robbie Jay Barratt – AMA/Getty Images) Head-to-head in last five meetings 13 May 2018 – Premier League West Ham 3-1 Everton 29 Nov 2017 – Premier League Everton 4-0 West Ham 22 Apr 2017 – Premier League West Ham 0-0 Everton 30 Oct 2016 – Premier League Everton 2-0 West Ham 05 Mar 2016 – Premier League Everton 2-3 West Ham MORE : Jack Wilshere set to miss Everton clash as West Ham star suffers ankle injury MORE : Richarlison bags two stunning goals on Brazil debut against El Salvador<doc-sep>WEST HAM will look to pick up their first points of the season at Everton following an embarrassing start. Wolves became the fourth team in four games to pick up maximum points from the Hammers as Adama Traore struck in the last minute at the London Stadium. 2 Everton will look to pile on West Ham's misery at the London Stadium Credit: Getty - Contributor What TV channel is Everton vs West Ham on and can I live stream the match? The match is being shown live on Sky Sports Premier League, Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Ultra HD. Coverage begins after the conclusion of Wolves vs Burnley. To stream, you can use a Sky Go account, or grab a Now TV pass for as little as £7.99 You can also follow the action on the SunSport live BLOG 2 Marco Silva has made an unbeaten start to his Everton managerial career Credit: Reuters What time is the kick-off? Everton vs West Ham kicks off at Goodison Park at 4.00pm on Sunday, September 16. Everton 1-1 Huddersfield: Dominic Calvert-Lewin header saves Toffees and continues Huddersfield winless start Team news<doc-sep>It’s good to be back. We missed club football, and the advent of the Nations League wasn’t quite interesting enough to scratch that footy itch. Everton welcome a truly terrible West Ham United side to Goodison Park on Sunday, and it’s a match that seems like it should be quite winnable. The Hammers have scored twice and conceded ten times. They have the division’s worst goal differential. They are dead last, they have no points, and may God have mercy on their souls. How might Marco Silva utilize a depleted squad? Tactics and Formation With all the injuries to first-team players right now, there was some disagreement among the Projected XI team (Chris and I) about how Marco Silva will set his team up for this match. My initial thought was that Silva might use a 5-3-2 to mitigate the absence of what feels like every possible winger the team has. Chris thought that would be too great a divergence from Silva’s preferred 4-3-3, especially with some of his key players out of camp on national team duty during the buildup to this one. Ultimately Chris won out — primarily because I realized that Silva’s past uses of a back five have almost exclusively been 5-4-1, as opposed to 5-3-2. Still, let it be said that I still wouldn’t be shocked if the injuries force Silva to go with something exotic, simply because he lacks another option. So, I wrote the above before the Marco Silva presser on Friday morning/afternoon, and evidently that was a mistake. Because Bernard and Dominic Calvert-Lewin are both available, and Theo Walcott is in contention as well, Silva has enough options out wide for the 4-3-3 to be the obvious choice. Starters (likelihood of starting rated out of 10) Jordan Pickford - Lucas Digne - 6/10 West Ham is very bad, and our assumption in the early part of the season has been that Digne would play against better teams and Leighton Baines the worse ones. But, Digne has looked so at home on the left of defense so far, we just barely give him the edge over Baines in this one. Mason Holgate - 10/10 Kurt Zouma - 10/10 Unless Silva moves Digne into the center of defense (a move that would make more sense in a back five than a back four), both Holgate and Zouma are pretty much automatic inclusions in the lineup. Jonjoe Kenny - 10/10 Seamus Coleman’s foot injury will keep him out for several weeks, leaving Kenny as the primary option at right-back. Tom Davies - 7/10 We don’t think Gana will be ready to start this match, so we give Davies the edge. But, if Gana’s health allows it, he obviously gets the start in midfield. Morgan Schneiderlin - 10/10 Gylfi Sigurdsson - 10/10 Bernard - 8/10 Silva says the Brazilian is fit to play in this one, and that’s incredibly welcome news with Richarlison suspended. We don’t suspect he’ll go the full 90 any time soon, but 50-60 productive minutes would really help Everton out of this week’s injury/suspension mire. Dominic Calvert-Lewin - 9/10 Arguably the hottest player at the club right now (in terms of form, that is...although have you seen his abs...wait what were we talking about again), DCL’s knock from international duty seemed like it couldn’t have come at a worse time. But, Silva reports the youngster is ready to play this weekend, and he’ll be needed out wide as well. Cenk Tosun - 10/10 If the situation at wing was different, we might have been tempted to think about DCL getting the start up top. Tosun is playing well, but DCL is clearly in excellent form right now, so he might have been worth a look at his actual preferred position. But, things being what they are, DCL is probably needed out wide, leaving Cenk as a lock up top. We think he’s close to a breakthrough on the scoresheet, and that he’s playing well even without scoring — so we’re still more than happy to see him play. Bench Maarten Stekelenburg Tyias Browning - Yerry Mina is probably the closest to a return among the injured first-team center-backs. But, he’s still probably a week or two away from a debut, so it’s Browning on the bench (and saying your prayers that nothing happens to Holgate or Zouma). Leighton Baines Idrissa Gueye - Given that West Ham is *checks notes* not good, it seems unlikely that Silva will rush him back into the starting XI if he’s facing any battle for fitness. A 20-30 minute appearance off the bench seems more likely. Theo Walcott - The Walcott situation is a little more delicate, because his replacement (Bernard) almost certainly can’t play 90 minutes, while Gueye’s replacement (Davies) should be able to. If there’s any doubt about his fitness, we will probably see Ademola Lookman in this spot, because Marco needs to have a wide player on the bench he can count on for 20-30 minutes. Kieran Dowell Oumar Niasse However the Blues line up this weekend, it’s bound to be interesting. Slowly but surely, players are starting to get healthy - James McCarthy and Yerry Mina both trained today - and that’s a good problem to have.<doc-sep>It's matchday! A fortnight after they last played, unbeaten Everton are back in action following the international breaking and raring to go. The Blues have not lost in any of their first four fixtures but after only winning one against Southampton will be looking to take maximum points against West Ham. Marco Silva's side drew 1-1 with Huddersfield in a frustrating draw while Manuel Pellegrini's men are yet to win a point. Theo Walcott and Idrissa Gueye are in contention for the visit of the Hammers to Goodison Park, Bernard will be considered, Dominic Calvert-Lewin is fit despite a scare in midweek while Yerry Mina trained with the rest of the players for the first time since he signed. There was also the welcome sight of James McCarthy back with the squad as he steps up his return from the double leg break he suffered in January. Yet Silva suspects the game may come too soon for Mina, he remains without Michael Keane, Phil Jagielka, Seamus Coleman and Andre Gomes while Richarlison is still banned. West Ham have no fresh injury worries but long-term absentees Andy Carroll (knee) and Manuel Lanzini (cruciate ligament) remain sidelined. Our EFC correspondent Phil Kirkbride and club reporter Adam Jones will be at Goodison for live updates while Connor Dunn, Dave Prentice and Theo Squires will be manning the fort back at ECHO HQ at St Paul's Square in Liverpool city centre. You can also start the conversation by getting in touch at @LivEchoEFC.<doc-sep>
West Ham United travel to face Everton at Goodison Park today. The Hammers' 1-0 home defeat by Wolves was their fourth straight defeat in the Premier League, their worst start in eight years. There was a renewed sense of optimism from fans after a busy summer transfer window where they spent in the region of £100million and purchased nine new faces, following the disappointment of last season which saw them flirt with relegation. The Toffees won their first home league game of the season against Southampton, but that match was preceded by a draw at Wolves and followed with two more against Bournemouth and against Huddersfield. However, that does leave Marco Silva’s side unbeaten - a record which they'll be looking to keep when they play West Ham, here’s everything you need to know about their clash. (Image: Clive Mason/Getty Images) What time is Everton vs West Ham? The game kicks off at 4:00pm on Sunday 16 September at Goodison Park. Is Everton vs West Ham on TV? Yes, the match will be shown live on Sky Sports' Premier League and Main Event channels. Sky Sports subscribers can stream the match online via SkyGo and the SkyGo app. You can follow coverage about the game on football.london. Everton vs West Ham team news The Toffees are facing an long injury bill with nine players set to be sidelined for the visit of West Ham, along with the suspended Richarlison. Seamus Coleman, Idrissa Gueye and Dominic Calvert-Lewin are among those likely to miss out, although attacking midfielder Bernard could return. Summer signing Yerry Mina has yet to start full training with Everton so remains a doubt for the weekend's clash. Theo Walcott is also a doubt after coming off against the Terriers. (Image: Dan Istitene/Getty Images) West Ham will be without Jack Wilshere with an ankle injury, while Javier Hernandez is a doubt due to illness. Long-term absentees Andy Carroll and Manuel Lanzini remain out. Everton vs West Ham tickets For Everton ticket information, click here to access the club’s official website. For West Ham ticket information, click here to access the club’s official website. Everton vs West Ham odds Everton - 11/10 Draw - 13/5 West Ham - 27/10 Head-to-head Everton are undefeated in 18 of the last 20 Premier League meetings with West Ham, winning 12 and drawing six. Keep up to date with the latest news, features and exclusives from football.london via the free football.london app for iPhone and Android . Available to download from the App Store and Google Play .