Hello and welcome to live coverage of Everton's Premier League match with West Ham...

OVER THE BAR! A lovely West Ham move, sees Payet play in Obiang on the edge of the box, but he spoons his shot over the bar. He claims he was fouled, but he’s wrong.

West Ham just seem to be quietening the crowd, then the final pass lets down Everton that would've put Lukaku in on goal...

Early sparring at Goodison...

The home crowd have already taken part in their first tribute to former manager Howard Kendall....

Gareth Barry facing suspension if he gets booked, and catch Fernandes late. Possibly lucky not to go in the book.

CLOSE! Brilliant interception from Seamus Coleman to deny Antonio. Just gets his foot to the ball in time a few yards out from goal...

Michail Antonio getting involved on the right but can’t find a way to the byline. West Ham recycle…

Plenty of possession for Everton to start, they need to make sure they don't get caught on the counter-attack...

And now we are off!

A minute's silence is taking place for Remembrance Sunday, as it's the last match before the day....

Romelu Lukaku has scored in his last eight meetings against West Ham. Can he keep it going?

The players are coming out of the tunnel. They include this guy. Will we see him later?

Good work by these lads as well...

Here's a nice little nugget of info for you...

Jamie Redknapp and Graeme Souness currently at odds on Sky about whether Ross Barkley should leave Everton to fulfil his full potential.

‘He’s a No 10’, says Redknapp. ‘What does a 10 do?’ Souness comes back. It’s all getting a bit deep…

While we are waiting for kick-off, perhaps you’d like to read about the big news of the day, regarding a certain Mr Bale. Just a suggestion…

As for West Ham, there’s one man they will be looking to for inspiration to get their fourth win on the bounce…

Gareth Barry makes his 605th appearance in the Premier League today, and would top the list of most matches played if he features in every match until the end of the campaign. Watch out Ryan Giggs!

If Everton win today, they will be just a point behind Chelsea in sixth, if Conte's men lose to Southampton later. Not a bad start for Ronald Koeman as boss!

West Ham would jump to 10th, behind Southampton on goal difference if the South Coast club lose to Chelsea (unless a, ahem, Hammering occurs!). If the Saints win, however, Bilic's men will be two points behind Manchester United.

Clear? As mud? Good.

Meanwhile, West Ham are trying to put the problems surrounding the violence at the Olympic Stadium behind them. Bilic makes one change with Darren Randolph back on the bench following his League Cup exploits…

The other big bit of news is that Stekelenburg is also out with a foot problem...