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West Ham 0 Everton 1: Dominic Calvert-Lewin Winner Secures Victory for Toffees


West Ham 0 Everton 1: Dominic Calvert-Lewin Winner Secures Victory for Toffees

Calvert-Lewin's 50th Premier League Goal

Deadly Dominic Calvert-Lewin proved his worth once again as he scored his 50th Premier League career goal to secure a crucial victory for Everton against West Ham. The goal not only kick-started Everton's season but also marked a milestone for Calvert-Lewin, making him only the fifth player in the club's history to reach that milestone.

A Bittersweet Week for Evertonians

It has been an emotional week for Evertonians following the passing of their chairman, Bill Kenwright. Kenwright was known for his work in the theatre and film industry and his loss has been deeply felt by the club and its fans. Calvert-Lewin's exceptional goal is a fitting tribute to Kenwright's legacy.

A Moment of Remembrance

Prior to the match, both West Ham and Everton paid tribute to Bill Kenwright and 1966 World Cup winner Bobby Charlton, who also passed away recently. Fans, players, and staff took part in a minute's applause, and wreaths were laid on the pitch by the two managers, Sean Dyche and David Moyes.

A Lackluster First Half

The first half of the match was a dull affair, with little creativity or excitement. Both teams struggled to create chances, and the atmosphere at the London Stadium was flat. The referee even had to remove a deflated match ball from the pitch, symbolizing the lack of action on the field.



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Calvert-Lewin Shines in the Second Half

The second half of the match was a different story, thanks to Dominic Calvert-Lewin. The Everton striker showed his class by spinning past West Ham defenders and scoring a sensational goal on 51 minutes. This marked his sixth goal against West Ham and put him in the club's Premier League leading stakes.

West Ham's Struggles Continue

For West Ham, the defeat represents their third straight loss in just eight days. Concerns are now growing as the team has only managed one league win in their last eight outings. The home side had few chances throughout the match, with their only shot on target being saved by Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford.

To get a minute-by-minute account of how the match unfolded, make sure to check out our live blog here.