West Ham

2022 - 9 - 19

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Moyes annoyed that West Ham only sprang to life after going behind (Reuters)

West Ham United manager David Moyes was "really annoyed" that his side only kicked into gear after going a goal down at Everton on Sunday.

They made it look as if we were playing a bit better at that period, but I genuinely didn't think there was an awful lot in the game." Did we deserve to lose? "Did we deserve to win?

Maupay goal earns Everton victory over West Ham (CNA)

LIVERPOOL, England: Neal Maupay scored his first Everton goal to lead the Merseysiders to their first Premier League win of the season with a 1-0 victory ...

"If you look at the table before the game, it was two teams on the same points," West Ham captain Declan Rice said. Everton had the majority of possession but did not manage a single shot on target. "The first touch is always the key, you can then have an easier finish.

West Ham United lose at Everton | West Ham United F.C. (West Ham United F.C.)

West Ham United fell to a 1-0 Premier League defeat against Everton at Goodison Park on Sunday. The Toffees struck shortly after the break when Neal Maupay ...

Moyes made a double substitution on the hour, with Benrahma and Cornet brought on as the Hammers pushed for an equaliser. The winner arrived on 53 minutes when Maupay netted his first goal for the Toffees. Antonio later saw his shot well blocked by James Tarkowski after the Hammers No9 had got past Coady.

West Ham United 'need to find form quickly' admits Moyes (Ilford Recorder)

West Ham remained stuck in the Premier League's bottom three after their 1-0 defeat at Everton on another disappointing afternoon on Sunday. The loss came.

We are 13th now and there is a real hope we can we move in an upward direction. "There is no doubting that because of how we have been playing and the feeling in the group. "But we got to a European semi-final, we were challenging until the last 20 minutes of the Premier League season to be sixth.

Alan Shearer and Ian Wright tell David Moyes what his West Ham ... (Football.London)

West Ham United have struggled in front of goal this season so far in the Premier League and former England strikers Alan Shearer and Ian Wright have been ...

“We’re talking about the Premier League and of course, you want people to acclimatise but at the same time, they need to do it quickly,” added Wright. When you look at what they had, it was like 36 points from 34 Premier League games, that’s just not good form for West Ham, so they need to sort that out sooner rather than later.” “That’s what they need, they need some fluidity up front because you look at it today and he started with Michail Antonio, [Maxwel] Cornet came on, looked pretty dangerous, but at the same time, they don’t seem to have that fluidity. Once he finds that, he’s going to have to stick to it.” Of those seven games, Moyes has tried six different attacking combinations, with their only win being a 1-0 victory against Aston Villa last month. Moyes’ side are the joint-lowest scorers in the division so far this season with just three goals alongside Wolverhampton Wanderers.

West Ham spent a fortune this summer – so why aren't more new ... (The Athletic)

David Moyes says he's enjoying the chance to change his West Ham squad, so why aren't more of his expensive recruits playing?

Fornals was ineffective on the left flank, and the trusted midfield pairing [Declan Rice](https://theathletic.com/football/player/declan-rice-duZsAMRHQ2yZkpLT/) and [Tomas Soucek](https://theathletic.com/football/player/tomas-soucek-PGjiavCiulQ9gDtz/) struggled. [Lucas Paqueta](https://theathletic.com/football/player/lucas-paqueta-z9Bs36TX67TX0Cxh/) and [Thilo Kehrer](https://theathletic.com/football/player/thilo-kehrer-3MqW5pkSAWcVrBbe/), however, were the only arrivals to feature in West Ham’s starting XI. But David Moyes insisted on the same attacking trio of [Pablo Fornals](https://theathletic.com/football/player/pablo-fornals-Sz9Jm3c4iVA1iCD5/), [Michail Antonio](https://theathletic.com/football/player/michail-antonio-pbOhCPjeJMKGuNIK/) and [Jarrod Bowen](https://theathletic.com/football/player/jarrod-bowen-tmh7awOCw7StKuGz/). [Everton](https://theathletic.com/football/team/everton/) was another fixture where [Gianluca Scamacca](https://theathletic.com/football/player/gianluca-scamacca-ZBlOx7rf1MU76N01/), [Maxwel Cornet](https://theathletic.com/football/player/maxwel-cornet-KZg5NuBXyXgNprhr/), Flynn Downes and [Emerson](https://theathletic.com/football/player/emerson-sQLs4AFfhX5HVs9v/) — who cost a combined £80million ($92m) — started on the bench. It is the one position no one in the team has nailed down and Scamacca’s arrival should not prevent Antonio from influencing the game in wide areas. [Premier League](https://theathletic.com/football/premier-league/) season since 2016-17 (also four points), while only in 1973-74 they had fewer points at this stage of a top-flight campaign. The preferred 4-2-3-1 formation means Scamacca and Antonio have not been in the same line-up yet. [Italy](https://theathletic.com/football/team/italy/) forward scored his third goal since joining from Sassuolo and Cornet registered his fifth assist following his arrival from [Burnley](https://theathletic.com/football/team/burnley/). We might look at it if we think we’ve got the players.” “Once we conceded the goal, our best passage of play was just after that but what we also did was opened up and gave Everton a little chance to counter-attack us as well. The nature of the 1-0 loss was all too familiar. In the build-up to the trip to Goodison Park, West Ham had suffered defeats to [Manchester City](https://theathletic.com/football/team/manchester-city/), [Nottingham Forest](https://theathletic.com/football/team/nottingham-forest/), Brighton & Hove Albion and [Chelsea](https://theathletic.com/football/team/chelsea/).