Extended HLs: West Ham v. Everton Matchweek 34
Relive full-match highlights from West Ham's dramatic fixture with Everton at London Stadium in Matchweek 34.
Video Transcript
Everton with eyes on Europe.
It is an almighty afternoon for West Ham United in their battle to survive as David Moyes returns to his former club for the first time here at the London Stadium.
So welcome inside London Stadium on a gloriously sunny day in the capital.
Quite simply, a huge afternoon in the battle at the bottom with both West Ham in 17th and Tottenham in 18th in action, and just two points between the sides.
For Everton, a push for European football remains on, despite defeat last week in the Merseyside derby.
It will be a nervy afternoon here in East London.
Both in action at the same time on this significant Saturday in the battle at the bottom.
A reminder of the good times for West Ham with David Moyes in the opposition dugout.
West Ham have been a mess for much of the near two years since he departed, but Nuno now has his Hammers fighting.
Seven points adrift in January.
Of course, David Moyes the man who brought him to the club in the first place.
So both he and Vladimir Coufal made a huge difference to the culture at the club as Pablo looks to hold off the challenge of Garner.
Now Fernandes with pressure coming over his shoulder, and he didn't know that pressure was coming from Dwight McNeil.
Position of real promise here for Everton as Dewsbury-Hall looks for McNeil.
He clips one up to the back post, and Thierno Barry tried to be athletic, tried to come up with something a bit different, and just couldn't quite make it work.
Become a pivotal player, hasn't he, for Everton?
Thomas Tuchel described him as mini Valverde, didn't he, after those England internationals.
Mavropanos had to stretch out there.
Did really well.
He looks a different player these days, Dinos Mavropanos.
Full of confidence as West Ham look to fly forwards with Doucoure.
Summerville, he looks to cross, and doesn't quite come up with the delivery he was looking for.
That's wasteful.
Castellanos into Walker-Peters, who goes down under pressure from Idrissa Gueye.
Nuno has his arms stretched, wanting a free kick, but the game goes on.
Disasi.
That was far too easy up against Barry, wasn't it?
And he just watches it out of play.
They've been really impressed with him here, haven't they, Axel Disasi?
He'd barely played any football this season.
Four games to go after today.
Very much looks as if it might go all the way down to the final day.
Here's Doucoure.
Heavy touch.
Did he keep it in?
Pickford got something on it.
Bit of confusion, it seems, but it will be an Everton goal kick.
Yeah, I think he was onside.
Ball over the top.
Because I was looking on this near side and I thought they were playing him on.
Michael Keane's playing him on, definitely.
So if he has a better touch, he's in here to get a cross in.
But as you said, heavy touch.
Got away from him.
It really is, is anyone's chance.
Try and prevent giving the ball out for throws in their defensive third, West Ham, because we've seen the problems Everton have given them, and they might give them another problem here.
Hermansen had to get down to his left.
You have to applaud it, don't you?
If you're a West Ham or Spurs fan, you have to applaud it.
They've, they've attacked the situation, took by the, the bull by the horns and gone for it.
Nine goals in their last two matches.
As Summerville looks to find Jarrod Bowen here.
Jarrod Bowen works it to the back post.
There was no one there for West Ham to apply a final touch.
Not the most dazzling of dribblers, Tomas Soucek, but he can be mightily effective.
Yeah, I think you'll find that David Moyes loved him and, and wouldn't mind having him back.
Now Summerville finds a pocket of space, but he is surrounded here.
Can he send in a cross?
He can.
He breaks to Castellanos.
Ooh.
Best chance West Ham have had so far this afternoon.
Castellanos down on the ground.
I think he's caught him here.
Bish, have a look at this.
Watch him after.
The ball may have gone away, but watch this.
Oh, gone out of camera shot, but he's caught him high up on the knee.
It's a big lunge.
Doesn't matter where the ball's gone, he's caught him afterwards and referee didn't see it, but- They are checking on Castellanos now.
We're not getting the best of views, to be quite honest here.
Well, there has to be a conclusive angle here, doesn't there?
Yeah.
And the camera's not really helping.
He did catch him afterwards.
He's clattered into him, and he's held him- held his knee straight away.
You can see.
He had a big lunge at him there.
Jordan Pickford, there you go.
Check has been completed.
It will not be a penalty.
Wasn't the best of angles, I must admit.
And if you haven't got the best, it's not a penalty if the ref- the referee hasn't give it in the first place.
But a big chance there for West Ham, who now have a corner, which is sent in by Bowen.
And West Ham take the lead.
Tomas Soucek doing what Tomas Soucek does.
How many times does he do it for West Ham?
When they need a goal, step forward, Tomas Soucek.
How big could that prove to be in this fight against relegation?
West Ham United 1, Everton 0.
Well, it has been called accidental contact on Jordan Pickford.
You can see there the referee, Stuart Attwell, just getting some information from back at Stockley Park.
The goal stands.
West Ham lead.
As it stands, they are four points clear of the relegation zone, with Tottenham drawing right now at Molineux.
But there is plenty of time-I seem to remember you were the first person to know that Man United had failed to beat West Ham at Upton Park when you were playing for Blackburn in 1995.
As Everton come forwards here.
Low ball into the front post straight to Mads Hermansen.
Who breaks for Summerville.
The fast feet come out once again.
Fernandes into Soucek, into Jarrod Bowen who's drifted over to the left-hand side, and he breaks a couple of challenges as well.
Jarrod Bowen goes down in the box.
Goal kick signaled by the referee.
I think he just lost his footing, Jarrod Bowen.
They are checking at Stockley Park.
We've been told that in our ears, but they have confirmed the on-field decision.
Good penalty.
Well, he's going, going at such a pace.
I think he's tried to get a kick at the ball and, but inadvertently caught James Garner as he was trying to do it.
So, no, no foul.
These final minutes are gonna feel like long final minutes for West Ham.
There's three of the 90 still to play.
And Everton are so good when they're do- you know, just going for it at the end of games and I just think they've got it all wrong here, West Ham, by sitting back.
Can they find an equalizer?
In comes the cross and it will break to Tarkowski.
Fired in by Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.
Thunderous finish, and it felt as if it was coming here.
He strikes late once again, just like he did at Brentford two weeks ago.
And all of a sudden that league table looking a lot different to how it did just five minutes ago.
That's what can happen at the end of a season.
Everton level.
Now Doucoure.
Can he conjure up a delivery?
Whips one to the back post.
Headed back across.
Wilson scores!
A monumental goal for West Ham United.
Well, there's your get out of jail free card.
Oh, they get back How do goals change games?
All of a sudden, Everton get back in the game.
West Ham get back on the front foot and they've thrown it back to Spurs now.
And Callum Wilson finishes.
Ball out to the far post, headed back in.
Tarkowski wins the header.
Hermansen comes and claims.
Decisive goalkeeping for a goalkeeper much criticized at times this season.
And he sets Walker-Peters on his way, and surely he is just gonna head for the corner.
Still Walker-Peters.
Huge victory for West Ham United, who snatched it in stoppage time courtesy of Callum Wilson.
How big will this afternoon prove to be?
Thomas Soucek, a hero with a goal and a goal line clearance which flicked an effort up onto the crossbar.
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall had brought Everton level with two minutes to play.
But Callum Wilson wins it, and West Ham remain out of the relegation zone.
Full-time score, West Ham two, Everton one.
