That's more like it.

A lovely deep cross by Vladimir Coufal causes problems in the Everton defence. Pickford is off his line but the danger is eventually cleared.

Two good sides still feeling their way into this. Fair to say it's been sedate start.

First serious cross by West Ham and it's from the boot of Michail Antonio. Lingard is lurking inside the box but it doesn't reach him.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Middlesbrough & Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Everton have started on the front and are really trying to push West Ham back.

As soon as a West Ham player looks up they see a blue shirt right in front of them.

Michail Antonio attempts to spin past Yerry Mina but it rolls out for a goal kick. Little from Jesse Lingard so far. How many times has we said that and he's ended up making a vital contribution?

Mark Schwarzer
Former Middlesbrough & Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Everton had Keane, Mina and Godfrey right on Fabianski's toes and the delivery from both sides made it really hard for the goalkeeper to come out and clear.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin heads the next one tamely wide. It's been a good start by Everton. They've started on the front foot. Not much from West Ham in terms of attacking threat.

It leads to the first corner. It's swept in by Sigurdsson but Dawson and then Tomas Soucek get vital touches to put it out for another corner.

Industrial headed clearance by Craig Dawson before Allan wins Everton a free-kick midway inside the Hammers half. Plenty of pushing and shoving going on as Gylfi Sigurdsson waits to deliver the set-piece.

A huge clearance by Jordan Pickford almost sparks an early attack while Michail Antonio has had an early touch just outside the box. Cagey start by both teams.

Strap yourselves in. This could be lively.

Away we go!

Judorick: West Ham have four cup finals. 12 points leaves them on 70 points. That would be enough for CL football. I hope they do it! Been more fun following their season than the misery of being a Gooner.

Here they come. Carlo Ancelotti is shooing away bubbles as he makes his way to the dugout. Imagine the roar if there was a crowd. Instead the players emerge to silence.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

West Ham were very impressive when they beat Burnley last weekend. I thought they were tailing off a bit after losing their previous two games, but they looked really strong at Turf Moor.

Everton are much better on the road than they are at home but I think they are in for a difficult day. The Hammers beat them at Goodison Park in January and I am expecting them to do the same at London Stadium.

Prediction: 2-0

Aston Villa

Aston Villa boss Dean Smith, speaking to Sky Sports: "The first five minutes we didn't start very well but then played really well in the first half, high-pressed them and got a deserved goal. The penalty decision affected us more than it did them."

On United's penalty: "I don't think anybody knows, everybody is confused how Raheem Sterling can go through and have four or five touches on him last night and not get a penalty, then one touch here and it is a penalty - it looked a pathetic decision to me, but he goes down, similar to Old Trafford and last season here.

"Ollie Watkins has got sent off for a second yellow, there is no way the referee can tell me he is convinced he hasn't been touched. I just don't understand the decision-making of the officials and more importantly at Stockley Park.

"It looks like now he has to get hurt to win the penalty - is it enough contact for a penalty, no."

17: Everton definitely have the right manager, but not the right squad.

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Moyes, of course, secured a top four finish while in charge of Everton in 2005 - 12 months after finishing 17th. Would getting West Ham into the Champions League be a better achievement?

Valleyboy: Moyes = manager of the season if West Ham finish top 6.