Everton vs West Ham United

Example and predicted setup

Everton will compete against West Ham United in the second game of the Premier League Summer Series in the United States. The game is played in Soldier Field in Chicago 30 July (11.30 pm BST).

The blues have had an inconspicuous preseason so far. They could not win against Lower League-Sijden Accrington Stanley and Blackburn Rovers and collapsed for a 3-0 loss for Bournemouth in the first game of the summer series in New Jersey.

The versions have been slow and listless, with different players making unusual mistakes. Manager David Moyes also had to contend with an extremely thin team for the American tour and has had to use many of his players from their usual positions.

While the toffees were competing on the side of Andoni Iraola in the first half, they were unable to tackle the threat of the bank as the game continued. Three goals in the 15 -minute space in the second half sealed the fate of the game and Moyes regretted the lack of signing sessions after the last whistle.

West Ham United also lost their first game to the Premier League Summer Series. Bruno Fernandes scored twice to give Manchester a 2-1 victory on the former side of Moyes.

While the Hammers are third in the Summer Series League table, the blues are currently celebrating.

Everton vs West Ham – predicted line -up and team news

Everton Team News

The lack of Everton’s team depth was uncovered in the previous match against Bournemouth. With Star Center-back Jarrad Branthwaite, the Tour missed not in full fitness because of a Niggle and James Tarkowski and Michael Keane, Moyes was forced to play Nathan Patterson and Vitalii Mykolenko as improvised central defenders together with Jake O’Brien.

Thierno Barry made his first performance in a blue shirt and placed an energetic shift in the last 15 minutes. With the side with 3-0 down, however, there is little that he could do. Barry could have his first start tonight.

Mark Travers can be back in the goal for Moyes while he continues to assess his new signing.

Everton predicted setup against West Ham

Everton’s predicted start with XI: By means of; Patterson, O’Brien, Mykolenko, McNeil; Alcaraz, IroEbunam, Garner, Gueye, Ndiaye; Barry

When is Everton vs West Ham?

Everton will take on West Ham on Wednesday 30 July in Soldier Field in Chicago. The kick -off time is planned at 11.30 p.m.

Where do you look at Everton vs West Ham?

For fans in the UK, the Premier League Summer Series is broadcast live on Sky Sports. For those who live in the US, the competitions will be available live on NBC.

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Christian Hill

1 Posted 30/07/2025 at 8:51:21 AM

This must be an impressive victory to show that we will not fight to prevent relegation this season, otherwise I fear that the only signing sessions we will drop off are young people who are not yet ready for the first team. The lack of signing sessions and the lack of quality with those that we have made with regard to considerably improving the first team is worrying. Moyes must be a magician right now. For a pre -season and transfer market that seemed to be so promising, this has only made this disappointment. Dramatic new ideas within the clubs Internal recruitment strategy requires immediately, 1 month left to prevent a disaster from being a disaster this season. We have more to offer than the temptation of a new stadium, this is not enough.

Jake Fitzgerald

2 Posted to 9:01:03 am posted 30/07/2025

He predicted line -Up – not any pace. Just emphasizes the striking need for a lightning RW.
Still – I say an Everton victory with Barry who gets a brace.

Jack Convery

3 Posted 30/07/2025 at 9:17:53 AM

The Moyesiah publicly states that we no longer have time to make new signing sessions. Glad to see that someone in the club has recognized the situation for what it actually is. He said:

“The only thing I will do is that I will tell the fans directly, and I will tell it right away right now, we have a bit of a struggle that gets in quickly,” said Moyes.

“My first thought is yes, I am surprised because I think Everton is such a big club, with great traditions and the new stadium is an exciting move for us.

“But if you think about it again, we have been in or around the relegation positions for the past 5 years, not far from the bottom, so maybe there have been reasons for it.”

The only thing he didn’t say is that 9 Premier League teams are in European competitions this season and that doesn’t really help.

The Moyesiah will keep his fingers crossed, that Keane is fit for the West Ham-Game-Wie that we would hear that for the season?

I’m going to consult Mystic Wendy, a good friend of Mortimer and Whitehouse. She uses football cards from the 70s (remember them) to predict the future. By the way, she is a chicken and very good at what she does.