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Everton host West Ham United at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Monday evening in the Premier League. Both sides come in with contrasting defensive profiles, and the game could prove telling for their respective seasons.
David Moyes’ return has given Everton stability. His Premier League home record since coming back stands at W4-D6-L2. Everton have seven points from their first five matches, which aligns with their xPTS figure of 6.4.
Defensively they have looked organised, keeping two clean sheets in their last four and limiting sides to under one xG per game in that run. Jarrad Branthwaite is edging back to fitness, which would bolster an already solid back line.
West Ham, meanwhile, are struggling to contain opponents. In their last four fixtures they have allowed 2.35 xGA per game, the worst figure in the league over that period. They have conceded nine big chances in those matches, showing just how often they are being carved open. With Tomas Soucek suspended, Graham Potter has fewer midfield options as he tries to correct the defensive imbalance.
