PL Predictions: Everton set for another spanking
Our tipster Jones Knows tipped up winners galore on Saturday - what does he fancy on Sunday as Everton travel to West Ham? West Ham vs Everton, Sunday 2pm, live on Sky Sports
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Our tipster Jones Knows tipped up winners galore on Saturday - what does he fancy on Sunday as Everton travel to West Ham? West Ham vs Everton, Sunday 2pm, live on Sky Sports
Everton will take on West Ham United when they return to action tomorrow afternoon in east London, and Frank Lampard will be hoping that his team can pick up where they left off in the Premier League after a big three points earned against Newcastle United.
Angelo Ogbonna’s potential early return from a serious knee injury is a ‘massive boost’ for West Ham, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke.
Everton will travel to the London Stadium on Sunday afternoon to take on West Ham as they return to action after the international break, and Frank Lampard will be hoping that his side can come back from the break ready to tackle their relegation battle, especially after the news of an important boost to the squad.
West Ham United ace Alphonse Areola is set to be a ‘main target’ for Fulham if the Hammers decide against making his loan switch permanent, according to transfer insider Dean Jones.
Everton manager Frank Lampard has revealed a massive team news boost ahead of the Toffees’ clash against West Ham on Sunday.
West Ham United ace Alphonse Areola is set to be a ‘main target’ for Fulham if the Hammers decide against making his loan switch permanent, according to transfer insider Dean Jones.
West Ham manager David Moyes has vowed Declan Rice will not be sold for less than £150million ($196.7m), and that the price tag is now “north” of that eye-watering figure.