Theo Walcott's touch is on point today. He brings down a diagonal ball in the box and tries to backheel flick it into the centre.

Arthur Masuaku just about gets in the way and when it's fed back to Walcott, he's not able to get back into an onside position.

Matt Lockwood
Former Leyton Orient defender on BBC Radio London

This is the best I have seen them play this season. They are responding to what Marco Silva wants them to do and how he wants them to play. Maybe the break was what they needed and they can move their season forward now.

Richarlison is almost through but he's under pressure from the two centre-backs and goes down just inside the box.

There's a few faint appeals but referee Paul Tierney isn't having it.

Stephen Brogarth: Everton looking far more dynamic without Gylfi Sigurdsson. Best they have looked all season by some distance.

Please put your names on texts folks!

Matt Lockwood
Former Leyton Orient defender on BBC Radio London

West Ham have had 43% of possession but it does not feel like that at all. They need to change things and quickly. I am pretty sure most of that possession has been Roberto which says all you need to know for West Ham.

Excellent from Theo Walcott and the Goodison crowd really like it! He tracks back, follows Manuel Lanzini and pushes him back and back, before winning it off him.

He feeds it down the line for Richarlison but the move eventually breaks down.

Arthur Masuaku is checked over before jogging back on. Pablo Zabaleta heads back to the bench.

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30 mins

Everton 1-0 West Ham

Arthur Masuaku has taken one on the nose. Lots of blood! He's getting patched up by the medical team with a face full of tissues.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport in Leicester

There are already quite a lot of Leicester fans in Magazine Square for the ‘Walk for Vichai’, which is not due to leave until 13:15 BST.

It has already been pointed out by the organisers that, in stark contrast to fans of Manchester United and Newcastle, Leicester loved their owner.

There are going to be thousands here by the time the walk sets off for the King Power Stadium, which is about a mile away.

Matt Lockwood
Former Leyton Orient defender on BBC Radio London

West Ham cannot get out of their half. They are being out competed at the minute. Everton are just making everything so difficult for them.

Theo Walcott has a pop because, why not?

He gets a decent enough connection from long range but it's straight at the keeper.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Goodson Park

Plenty of time for this to change but so far this has been one of those lacksadaical, half-hearted performances West Ham United are very capable of producing.

Manuel Pellegrini is showing no emotion on the touchline but Everton are currently over-running his team and Goodison Park is thoroughly enjoying it.

West Ham are so unpredictable! They look completely lost at the moment.

Another chance.

Roberto Jimenez gobbles up Lucas Digne's tame shot from the edge of the box.

Marco Silva enjoyed that goal! Not sure if he was prepared for the catch though.

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Another good move!

Alex Iwobi is the provider this time, feeding it into the path of Richarlison on the right side of the box.

He hits it first time but can only connect with the outside of the post.

deldude: How on earth did Benard score that goal? That is a lot of invention. Excellent.

Corner number six from Everton is safely punched away but Tom Davies immediately puts the pressure back on with two swinging crosses from the right.

A foul from Djibril Sidibe on Sebastien Haller eventually gives West Ham time to breathe.

Everton are full of confidence. It's a brilliant break up of play in midfield and then Richarlison just motors away down the left on the counter-attack.

He beats one defender and tries to cut it back but Angelo Ogbonna does enough to force a corner.