Hammers and Toffees to finish all square
On Sunday afternoon, West Ham and Everton go head-to-head at the London Stadium, as bosses David Moyes and Sam Allardyce face their old clubs.
West Ham boss David Moyes faces the club where he made his name as a manager. The Scottish boss has guided the Irons to safety, despite dividing opinion on his appointment.
The home side’s form has been inconsistent of late, as the side from east London has won just once in their last six league outings. Last time out the Irons drew 0-0 with Manchester United at the London Stadium.
The home side has an inconsistent home record of late in the Premier League, winning just one of their last six home games. The Irons recent home games in the top-flight have been low scoring, with under 2.5 goals scored in five of their last eight outings.
The Hammers have a terrible recent record against Everton, winning just one of their last 22 encounters in all competitions.
Everton boss Sam Allardyce returns to one of his former clubs having moved the Toffees up to eighth-place in the table. The visitors can now only finish eighth or ninth-place. Leicester can still overtake the Merseysiders on the final day, but the Foxes face a trip to Tottenham.
The visitors are five games unbeaten in the Premier League, having recorded two wins and three draws. Last time out Allardyce’s team drew 1-1 with Southampton courtesy of a last-gasp Tom Davies strike.
The Toffees recent top-flight games have been low scoring, with their last five league games producing under 2.5 goals. The Merseysiders are now three games unbeaten on their travels in the league, after recording two wins and a draw.
Forebet predicts that these two teams will cancel each other out with the game finishing in a low scoring draw.
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