However, Crysencio Summerville remains unavailable until after the international break, while Michail Antonio and Niclas Füllkrug are sidelined long-term. Füllkrug has resumed training, but it’s unlikely West Ham will rush him back into action.

Everton have drawn their last three games though - last time out was a 1-1 draw at Wolverhampton Wanderers - and supporters will be desperate to see a victory. Including today's clash with the Hammers, there are just five games remaining at Goodison Park before the Blues move out.

Graham Potter’s side are 16th in the Premier League table and level on points with Everton, although a win could propel them up to 13th and above both Manchester United and Tottenham – albeit perhaps only temporarily. Conor Maynard says he isn't the father of The Traitors star’s baby after ‘taking paternity test’