West Ham and Everton Draw in a Tight Match
West Ham and Everton drew 0-0 in a Premier League match played at the London Stadium on Saturday, November 9th. The match was characterized by intensity and midfield battles, with both teams looking for victory without success.
Despite Everton dominating possession with 51%, West Ham had more chances on goal with 10 shots (5 on target) compared to Everton’s 18 (4 on target). However, the lack of accuracy and strong performances from the goalkeepers prevented the score from being opened.
In the second half, the match became even more intense, with both teams making changes in search of victory. West Ham had to make three changes in the 67th minute, while Everton also made changes in the 75th and 86th minutes. The intensity of the match was reflected in the numerous yellow cards shown: Idrissa Gueye (Everton) and Ashley Young (Everton) were booked in the 76th and 85th minutes respectively, while West Ham manager Julen Lopetegui and Vladimír Coufal received yellow cards in the 85th and 88th minutes.
The draw leaves West Ham in the middle of the table, while Everton continue to struggle to climb out of the lower positions.
Substitutions west ham: at minute 67 C. Soler came in and G. Rodriguez went out., at minute 67 V. Coufal came in and A. Wan-Bissaka went out., at minute 67 D. Ings came in and M. Antonio went out., at minute 83 Luis Guilherme came in and C. Summerville went out.
Substitutions everton: at minute 75 Beto came in and D. Calvert-Lewin went out., at minute 86 J. Harrison came in and A. Doucoure went out.
The teams lined up as follows:
West Ham
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Everton
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