At long last, West Ham's winless run in the WSL is over. On Sunday Rehanne Skinner's side beat Leicester City 1-0 at Chigwell Construction Stadium, their first league win since February. The Hammers were better than the narrow scoreline suggests,

West Ham take on Everton on Saturday, Nov. 9 at the London Stadium, with kickoff set for 3 p.m. GMT local time, making it a 10 a.m. ET or 7 a.m. PT start in the US and Canada and a 2 a.m. AEDT kickoff in Australia in the early hours of Sunday morning.

West Ham United shared the spoils with Everton on Saturday afternoon, drawing 0-0 at the London Stadium in their 11th Premier League game of the season. The Hammers held slightly less of the ball (49% possession),

West Ham fans of a more generous disposition may view a goalless draw at home to Everton as a step in the right direction - particularly after the Hammers' debacle at Nottingham Forest last weekend. For much of the first half at London Stadium,

On the half hour mark, with West Ham yet to attempt a shot on goal, Julen Lopetegui sprang into life. Gesticulating wildly beyond his technical area, the screams will have been heard several rows back,

Julen Lopetegui spoke to BBC Match of the Day after West Ham's draw against Everton: “We had more chances than them. In the second half, we had more clear chances to win the game. “The first half was a gift for them. We lost 45 minutes. In the second half we did better, we were aggressive and had chances to win.