Everton dominate the overall head-to-head record, with 75 wins to West Ham’s 45, in addition to 32 draws, and Graham Potter’s charges will be desperate to help turn the stats in their favour with a positive result at Goodison Park on Saturday.

West Ham are in no danger of relegation, but they will be keen to end the campaign on a high by moving up from their current position of 16th, and like Everton who are level on points and one place above them, the Hammers are only six points behind 11th spot with 10 games left to play.

West Ham could bring Lucas Paqueta back into the starting lineup for Saturday’s Premier League reunion with David Moyes. The Hammers head to Goodison Park for the final time and meet their former manager, who is riding the crest of a wave with Merseyside club after making a remarkable impact upon his return.

On what has changed since he has come in: "You have to look at what the situation was. We were conceding a lot of goals. We tried to stabilise things. Overall the attitude and commitment was really strong. "We just need to carry on improving our attacking play. It's not easy to do it at mid-season but I'm pretty confident we can turn it around."