Welcome to live coverage of Everton versus West Bromwich Albion from Goodison Park, in the Premier League’s lunchtime kick-off. Teams to follow shortly.

OFF THE POST! Furlong curls a cross into Diangana, who flicks it into the path of Livermore. The midfielder cushions it with one touch and thrashes a half-volley at goal from 15 yards out, which hits the post and goes wide.

Coleman wins a corner for Everton. Rodriguez lofts it to the penalty spot but Bartley gets up well to clear it.

Good work from Gibbs, who works the ball to Callum Robinson just outside the Everton area. Robinson wallops a shot at goal and it's punched clear by Pickford.

Allan has a dig from 25 yards out but his low drive is straight at Johnstone.

Doucoure is booked for bringing down Diangana as he tries to break away.

CHANCE! Digne gets to the byline for Everton and drills a low ball into the six yard box. It breaks to Calvert-Lewin, who spins and shoots but it's deflected just wide for a corner.

Pickford really should have done better on the goal. Diangana caught it sweetly but it wasn't into the corner of the goal, and Pickford didn't seem to extend himself properly to dive for the ball.

Everton get a half chance straight away from a free kick, but Richarlison's shot from the penalty spot is deflected well wide of goal.

What a strike from Diangana! He picks up the ball deep in his own half and leads the break into Everton's half. The Everton defence back off and, when Diangana gets 25 yards out from goal, he smashes a shot across Pickford and into the net!

Rodriguez drills the free kick to the back post but it clears everyone and goes behind for a goal kick.

O'Shea brings down Doucoure and it's a free kick to Everton in a useful position on the left.

Gomes intercepts a stray pass in the final third and charges into the area on the left. His cross catches a defender though and is eventually gathered safely by Johnstone.

CHANCE! Pressure from Everton, who work Coleman into a crossing position on the right and Sawyers puts it behind from a corner. Rodriguez whips it in and Calvert-Lewin heads it wide from six-yards out at the back post.

An early sighter for Diangana, who drills a low shot from the left of the area straight at Pickford.

We're underway.

The players gather in the centre circle take a moment to mark the recent passing of Everton fan Jacob Billington, and then take the knee because black lives matter.

We're almost ready to go here as the Z Cars theme tune blares around the empty Goodison Park and the teams come out. Your referee today will be Mike Dean.

A word to the wise – if you haven’t seen this documentary about the great Everton team yet, do yourself a favour. It is wonderful.

The history of this fixture goes all the way back to 1 December 1888 and the first season of league football anywhere in the world, when West Brom went to Anfield and beat Everton 4-1. Overall, Everton have won 69 to West Brom’s 59 in all competitions between the two, with 39 draws.

For West Brom the early signs on the opening weekend were that this season could be a long struggle. They were eviscerated at home by Leicester City, a 3-0 defeat in which they created few chances. It’s a tough run of opening fixtures for the newly promoted side, with Chelsea due to visit the Hawthorns next weekend, but some good early results could give manager Slaven Bilic the best possible chance of staying up this season.