
Premier League : Everton vs. West Ham United
Local Kick-off Time: 29/09 20:00
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Handicap Prediction:
Asian Handicap: West Ham United +0.75
European Handicap: Draw + Away Win
Predicted Scores: 1-2, 2-2, 2-3
Predicted Total Goals: 3, 4, 5

Comprehensive Analysis
Evertonâs three-match unbeaten run came to an end in the recent Merseyside Derby, where they lost 1-2 to Liverpool. In the first half, Gravenberch scored and provided an assist, while Ekitike netted the second goal for Liverpool. In the second half, Evertonâs Gueye pulled one back, but they still lost at Anfield. Grealishâon loan from Manchester Cityâdelivered an outstanding performance: he tormented Liverpoolâs Bradley on the left flank, and Evertonâs goal originated from his cross. Grealish also made a crucial goal-line clearance in the second half. Currently, Everton trails seventh-placed Manchester City by three points.Carrying the frustration from that defeat, Everton entered last weekâs EFL Cup. Manager Moyes retained OâBrien, Tarkowski, Michael Keane, and Gana in the starting lineup. However, Wolves took the lead in the first half with a goal from Matheus. In the second half, Ganaâs free-kick hit the crossbar, and Wolves sealed the victory in the 88th minute with TraorÊâs debut goal.

As for West Ham United, they are also a mid-to-lower-table team like Everton, but their performance this season has been disastrous: after five rounds, they have amassed just 3 points and sit second from bottom. As a result, the club parted ways with manager Potter, and this match will be new manager Nunoâs first league game in charge. Nuno previously managed Nottingham Forestâa dark horse last seasonâbut left due to conflicts with the clubâs hierarchy; his coaching ability has already been proven. However, with only two days of coaching under his belt, West Hamâs performance in this match remains untested. After all, not everyone possesses Ancelottiâs on-the-spot adaptability.
Turning to West Hamâs squad issues: starting defensive midfielder SouÄek is suspended. Ward-Prowse previously did not get along with Nuno at Nottingham Forest, resulting in extremely limited playing time. Wan-Bissakaâa counter-attacking full-backâhas failed to make the matchday squad since the international break. Among their original key attacking threats, Kudus has left the club, and Summervilleâwho has just returned from a major injuryâhas an uncertain fitness level. In short, West Ham is also beset with squad problems.





