West Ham United vs Everton LIVE: Premier League result, final score and reaction
West Ham 2-0 Everton: Jarrod Bowen scores twice as the Hammers get a crucial win to pile the pressure on Frank Lampard
Jarrod Bowen scored twice as West Ham United beat fellow strugglers Everton 2-0 at the London Stadium, taking all three points in a match billed as a “must-win” for both teams.
The defeat - Everton’s sixth in their last seven league games - will add to the pressure on manager Frank Lampard, while for West Ham boss David Moyes, victory will be sweet relief after his side took just one point from the last 21 available.
Bowen scored his goals in a seven-minute first-half spell, first netting from close range after Emerson Palmieri’s cross was flicked into his path. He was set up for his second by good work on the right wing by Michail Antonio, whose cross was timed perfectly for the incoming forward.
It is more misery for Everton fans, who had a sit-in protest at Goodison Park last weekend following defeat to Southampton, calling for the club’s board to be sacked. Those calls will likely grow louder in the coming days.
Relive all the action from today's game in the live blog below:
West Ham United vs Everton
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West Ham United vs Everton
West Ham are next in action in the FA Cup fourth round against Derby County on the road. Everton have a two-week break ahead of their next home match against Arsenal in the Premier League.
West Ham United vs Everton
West Ham secure a massive result at the bottom of the Premier League defeating Everton 2-0 at London Stadium. Two first-half goals from Jarrod Bowen were enough for the Hammers to clinch their first win in eight games, lifting them out of the bottom three and to 15th place in the table. The Toffees were lacklustre in the final third and slump to yet another defeat, leaving their top-flight future in jeopardy.
West Ham United vs Everton
Everton win a corner down the right flank, but the Hammers see out the danger once again. They'll be no drama at the death here.
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