Nahom: West Ham should be competing for 7th place with the money that they've spent but they might not even get 10th. Losing 2-0 at home to Everton says it all about their team.

Tom Davies replaces Gylfi Sigurdsson for Everton.

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Ronny Goodlass
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio Merseyside

That's what Richarlison is capable of.

He was so unlucky there, that absolutely smashed off the crossbar with Fabianski nowhere near it.

What. A. Header. That deserved a goal. Gylfi Sigurdsson swings in another delicious corner and Richarlison smashes a header against the crossbar from six yards.

There was no West Ham marking at all.

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I've just seen an aerial shot of the London stadium and it looks quite a sight.

That said it's rapidly emptying at the moment as the home supporters make their way to the exits.

Ronny Goodlass
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio Merseyside

Everton have done enough, they have worked hard and restricted West Ham.

But they need to get their shot away.

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Francis Edwards: Don’t understand the Calvert Lewin hype - he looks like a Championship player. Everton are a quality striker and quality keeper away from being able to push for top 6!

That's nice from Michael Keane. The Everton and England defender plays a lovely ball over the top for Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

The former Sheffield United youngster latches on to it but then balloons his right foot shot over the bar. He should do better there really.

Everton's recent trips to the capital haven't exactly been fruitful.

Marco Silva's side have not won in their last 10 Premier League visits to London (D3 L7) but as things stand the points look wrapped up here.

Barring a late collapse it'll be the Blues first victory in the capital since a 1-0 win at Crystal Palace in January 2017.

Gylfi Sigurdsson has been involved in more Premier League goals than any other Everton player this season (12 goals and 4 assists) and he almost creates another.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin just can't quite get his left peg round his through ball though and fires wide at the near post.

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Michail Antonio sets off with a bit of purpose weaving in and out until he reaches Everton's Idrissa Gueye.

The Everton man has been all over the place today and he wins the ball back again.

Marko Arnautovic's day is done for West Ham. He's replaced by academy graduate Grady Diangana and comes off to a few boos.

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West Ham's Marko Arnautovic does not look like a happy camper. He's hobbling around and pointing his finger to where he wants his teammates to run.

Then he suddenly spurts into action before standing on the ball. Not a good look.

Declan Rice was on a warning from the first half and now he is in referee Paul Tierney's notebook.

It's nothing malicious just one of those tactical fouls where you pull someone down to stop them getting away. In this case Everton's Gylfi Sigurdsson.

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That's a trickler from Richarlison. And one of those moments you instantly regret.

The Brazilian takes on a shot from 25ish yards with his weaker left foot but it barely reaches West Ham keeper Lukasz Fabianski never mind troubling him.

West Ham are building their possession stats if not pressure at the moment. They are up from around 45% at the end of the first half to 65% in the second.

There are a few signs of life from Manuel Pellegrini's side. No chances to score yet though.

At last something resembling slick from West Ham. A couple of quick passes through midfield release Aaron Cresswell down the left but the fullback has drifted offside. Argghhhh