Everton vs West Ham: Four memorable moments ahead of Hill Dickinson clash
Everton face West Ham on Monday in the first clash between the sides at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
Everton boss David Moyes is keen to inflict further misery on Graham Potter, who has led the Hammers to a miserable start.
Everton are keen to bounce back from their Carabao Cup exit, and the East London side could face their wrath when the sides meet on 29 September.
The Irons have won just one of their last five in all competitions, as per Sofascore.
Everton 2-1 West Ham – 18 March 1933
Molineux was where Everton faced a dark moment in midweek, but there were happier scenes there in 1933 for the Blues.
They faced West Ham in the FA Cup semi-final and came out 2-1 winners with goals from James Dunn and Ted Critchley sealing their place in the final.
Not many current Evertonians will remember this one, but it is a crucial part of the club’s history as they went on to win the final over Manchester City.
West Ham 2-3 Everton – 21 September 2013
Leighton Baines is currently a coach at Everton, but he was a legendary figure in his playing days with the Toffees.
Known as one of the best defenders in the Premier League, Baines was also lethal from free-kicks, and the Hammers found out the hard way in September 2013.
The former Wigan Athletic star bagged two goals from dead-ball situations in a 3-2 win on the road.
Everton 2-0 West Ham – 12 May 2013
The clash between the sides was Moyes’ final match at Goodison Park in his first reign as Blues manager.
His side won 2-0 on an emotional occasion, with the Scotsman joining Manchester United after 11 years in the Toffees’ dugout.
A Kevin Mirallas double was the difference between the sides as Moyes said farewell to the supporters who adored him.
Everton 2-1 West Ham – 22 November 2014
Everton beat the Irons 2-1 in November 2014, in Leon Osman’s 400th appearance for the club in all competitions.
The occasion was made even sweeter as the academy product scored the winning goal in the 73rd minute of the contest.
Mauro Zarate had cancelled out Romelu Lukaku’s opener, but Osman came up with the goods to secure victory on a historic personal milestone.
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