The Toffees have now drawn four of their last five matches, highlighting their struggle to convert performances into victories.

No team in the division has played out more stalemates this season than Everton, with 12 draws to their name.

Since Moyes’ return, Everton have become more effective in front of goal, but their defensive solidity has also been tested.

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Everton’s impressive resurgence under David Moyes continued last weekend as they extended their unbeaten Premier League run to eight games with a hard-fought 1-1 draw against Wolves.

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Each of their last five league matches has seen both teams find the net, suggesting there could be further action at both ends when they host West Ham at Goodison Park.

West Ham had appeared to turn a corner under Graham Potter, securing back-to-back Premier League wins against Arsenal and Leicester. The Hammers arrive on Merseyside looking to bounce back from a narrow 1-0 defeat to Newcastle on Monday night.

The Hammers’ away form has been inconsistent, with just two wins from their last seven matches across all competitions.

Goals have also been in short supply in recent outings, with only one of their last seven fixtures producing three or more goals.

With both sides eager for points to boost their league positions, Saturday’s encounter at Goodison Park promises to be a closely contested battle as Moyes takes on his former club.

Back the draw and under 2.5 goals.