West Ham vs Everton Prediction and Betting Preview 18 Jan 2020

Here's our West Ham vs Everton Prediction analysis:

West Ham vs Everton Prediction and Preview for Saturday's EPL fixture. The Premier League fixture schedule had proved a little unfavorable for Everton over the past few weeks, handing them a series of clashes against some of the league’s top guns. The Toffees have managed to come away from that deep hole, pretty unscathed.

Match status: 2019/20 Premier League - Matchweek 23
Kick-off: Saturday 18 Jan 2020, 04:00pm CET
 Venue: Olympic Stadium (London)

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Now, Carlo Ancelotti’s men have the luxury of lesser-quality teams on their radar and will be looking to take full advantage of their next couple of fixtures.

Ever since Ancelotti arrived at the club, the Toffees have picked up an impressive three wins from their last four Premier League games. Having picked themselves up recently, they sit eleventh on the log, just six points shy of fifth-placed Manchester United.

With Moyes getting his West Ham managerial career off to a flyer, the Scot tactician secured back-to-back victories over Bournemouth and Gillingham in his first two games. A 1-0 defeat to Sheffield United has left the club’s supporters clamoring for more from their players.

Returning to face his former club Everton, Moyes will put feelings and emotions aside, as he looks to return his West Ham side to winning ways come Saturday evening.

West Ham v Everton Team News

Last time out in the league, the Hammers were made to settle for a disappointing 1-0 loss at the hands of Premier League surprise packages Sheffield United. Despite putting in a decent shift at Bramall Lane, the Blades had enough about themselves to upset West Ham United.

Everton indeed thought they had the ball in the back of the net very late in the game. As the Toffees wheeled away in celebration, their revels were cut-short as VAR ruled out the goal for offside. Ancelotti was left fuming down the touchline by the referee’s decision.

Following the loss, they sit 16^th on the log having amassed a measly 22 points from a possible 63. Also, they have suffered defeats in four of their previous five Premier League games. The stats don’t lie, the Hammers have been mediocre this season.

With a game against a rejuvenated Everton side on the horizon, these West Ham players need to put up a much-improved display, to have any chances of salvaging a positive result. As kick-off draws nearer, the question on everyone’s mind is “Can the real West Ham United please stand up?”

David Moyes will be looking to steer his club away from the drop zone as they take on Everton this weekend. However, his side will have their work cut-out in a bid to spring up an upset.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Carlo Ancelotti have built a very good working relationship ever since the latter’s return to the Premier League. Calvert-Lewin has now got his scoring laces on and seems high on confidence.

Taking h2h encounters into consideration, Everton have won 15 of their last 18 games against this foe and eight out of their previous nine on this ground. As such, the Toffees clearly have the upper hand heading into this game.

Injured or Suspended Players:

West Ham: Lukasz Fabianski, Ryan Fredericks, Jack Wilshere, Andriy Yarmolenko.

Everton: Alex Iwobi, André Gomes, Jean-Philippe Gbamin.

Pre-Match Odds:

West Ham - 3.03
Draw - 3.50
Everton - 2.46

All odds are with BetWinner and are subject to change.

All odds are for West Ham vs Everton Predictions with 1xBet and are subject to change.

West Ham vs Everton Predictions

As mentioned earlier, the Toffees have turned a new corner ever since Carlo Ancelotti took over the reins at the club. They have found the three points pretty easy to come by. Their Italian gaffer has them in the right direction and will be very confident of securing a win there.

With the Hammers pretty much out-of-sorts in recent weeks, it is hard to see past a win for the home side here. Count on Everton to secure a comfortable victory, grabbing a couple of goals in the process.