Everton travel to East London to face West Ham on Saturday November 9. The Toffees are coming off the back of a disappointing defeat against Southampton and will look to change their fortunes this week. Last Word on Football brings you our Everton predicted lineup for the match that kicks off at 3pm.<\/p>\n
Because of Jarrad Branthwaite’s injury<\/a>, James Tarkowski and Michael Keane have been the centre back partnership that has started in front of Jordan Pickford’s net. Ongoing injuries in the squad have led to Ashley Young starting at right back for most of the season. While on the left, Vitaliy Mykolenko has started when fit.<\/p>\n Idrissa Gueye remains one of Everton\u2019s most important players and will start any game if fit. Alongside him has been a rotation of players, including Orel Mangala and Abdoulaye Doucour\u00e9<\/a> in the last two games.<\/p>\n Read More:<\/strong> Jarrad Branthwaite Returns From Injury: Why He Will Turn Around the Everton Defence<\/a><\/p>\n Iliman Ndiaye<\/a> and Dwight McNeil have formed a partnership and are switching between left midfield and the second striker role. Jesper Lindstr\u00f8m<\/a> started his third game of the season on the right of midfield against Southampton.<\/p>\n Dominic Calvert-Lewin<\/a> has started every Premier League match this season, but pressure is mounting for the “powerful”<\/a>\u00a0striker Beto<\/a> to replace him in the lineup.<\/p>\n Everton handed Southampton their first clean sheet in a 1-0 away defeat last match. The Toffees still sit outside the relegation zone despite their poor start to the season. However, they face a Hammers team that has had a similarly disappointing start to the season; they sit just two spots ahead in 14th.<\/p>\n The Blues have never been more reliant on the long ball to create their chances. Last season they could force teams into turnovers higher up the pitch but have been unable to recreate that this season.<\/p>\nEverton Recent Form and Tactics<\/h3>\n