The Liverpool-based club has been represented by some of the best players England has ever produced, including 1966 FIFA World Cup winner Alan Ball, England strikers Gary Lineker and Wayne Rooney, and played at one of the most atmospheric stadiums in the country in the historic Goodison Park.

Having edged a first half low on quality and cutting edge, Everton faded in the second, and ultimately had goalkeeper Jordan Pickford to thank for preserving the point. After keeping out Jarrod Bowen and Michail Antonio in the first half,

Jordan Pickford earned Everton a point from a stodgy stalemate with fellow strugglers West Ham. The England goalkeeper kept out efforts from Jarrod Bowen and Guido Rodriguez and made a stunning late save from Danny Ings as the Toffees bounced back from last weekend's defeat at Southampton with a gutsy goalless draw.

Everton headed to London to visit struggling West Ham United. On the back of the disappointing loss to Southampton, Evertonians have been vocal in their frustration with how Dyche is setting up the side.