Overview

• Everton and West Ham drew 1-1 at Hill Dickinson Stadium, where Jarrod Bowen became the first Premier League visitor to score at the new ground.
• Michael Keane put Everton ahead with a powerful header from a James Garner cross worked from the second phase of a corner, extending West Ham’s set-piece woes to eight goals conceded from corners this season.
• Bowen leveled on 65 minutes with a left-foot strike that deflected off Keane after El Hadji Malick Diouf’s surge down the left sparked the move.
• Nuno Espirito Santo took charge 48 hours after Graham Potter’s sacking and said it was too soon for deep judgments, stressing a focus on competing together.
• West Ham remain second-bottom on four points from six matches as traveling fans chanted “sack the board,” highlighting the tension around the club’s leadership.