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Dominic Calvert-Lewin scored his 11th goal of the season as Everton fought back from a goal down to draw at West Ham.

Before the match, hundreds ofHammers fans protestedabout the running of the club in the week of the 10-year anniversary since David Sullivan and David Gold bought West Ham.

However, the hosts took the lead when Issa Diop headed in from Robert Snodgrass' free-kick from the right touchline.

But their advantage only lasted four minutes as Calvert-Lewin scored with a diving header after Mason Holgate had flicked on Lucas Digne's corner.

Everton remain 11th in the Premier League, but West Ham drop down one place to 17th and are only one point ahead of 18th-placed Aston Villa.

Matt Upson
Former England and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

There is no lasting damage but it is a little flicked headbutt. I think that was a red card. When you on the replay he clearly flicks his head back and catches Holdgate in the nose. What else would he be doing at that moment in time if he was not planning to make contact?

We have a VAR check after Albian Ajeti, standing in front of Mason Holgate, throws his head back into the Everton man. After the check the verdict is no red card.

West Ham's Albian Ajeti has six minutes to make the breakthrough. It's been a tight second half though with not too many chances.

Can anyone get a winner in the final 10 minutes?

Moise Kean's wait for an Everton goal goes on. He is hauled off, with Oumar Niasse coming on with a chance to be Everton's hero.

Matt Upson
Former England and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

The set pieces have been crucial so far in this game and it's the only way at the minute you can see another goal. Both teams have created opportunities but nothing really cutting edge. It just seems to be winning free-kicks and corners. Everton especially are looking really dangerous from them. I just think another set piece will settle this game.

Robert Snodgrass spins in the penalty area and his shot deflects off Lucas Digne. It's going wide, but Jordan Pickford pushes it behind for a corner, but West Ham waste the set-piece.

Everton's Yerry Mina gets his head on a corner, but can only head it down into the ground and it loses all power and bounces harmlessly into Darren Randolph's hands.

Aaron Cresswell with the cross and it is met by Sebastien Haller, it's his fourth chance of the match but he's yet to take one.

This time a header is caught over the head of Jordan Pickford and, although the goalkeeper falls backwards over the line, the ball remains in front of it, just.

And a change for West Ham. Pablo Fornals off, Arthur Masuaku on.

Theo Walcott had looked lively at the start of the second half, but he is hooked by Carlo Ancelotti with Djibril Sidibe coming on for Everton.

A rare flap from Jordan Pickford, who comes off his line to collect a cross but makes a hash of it. Luckily Mason Holgate is well positioned to save his team-mate and hack it clear.

West Ham are struggling with these Lucas Digne corners from the right. This time it bounces through to Tom Davies, but he can't steer a stooping header on target. A bright start to the second half from the visitors.

A chance for Anthony Gordon to be an instant hero after Darren Randolph palmed out Theo Walcott's shot but Gordon gets it all wrong as he fires the rebound well over the top.

And we're off for the second half.

This is a big moment for 18-year-old Everton midfielder Anthony Gordon as he is on for his Premier League debut after getting a hug from Carlo Ancelotti. Bernard is the man taken off.

Matt Upson
Former England and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

On the Everton equaliser...

Static defending from West Ham on that set-piece. They have gone for zonal marking but then nobody went with the ball and left Dominic Calvert-Lewin on his own. Poor from West Ham.