Another brutal match report from David Sullivan might be preferable to a visit to Goodison Park for Gianfranco Zola, given that West Ham have won only once in their last 13 visits and face an Everton side that has triumphed on its last seven home league games – a club record in the Premier League. Injury to Mikel Arteta at least deprives Everton of their most creative outlet but with the pressure firmly on the Italian, and his side winning only once on their league travels this season, it will take more than spirit from the struggling Hammers to ease the sense of crisis this weekend. Andy Hunter

Venue Goodison Park, Sunday 4pm

Tickets £29-35 (0871 663 1878)

Last season Everton 3 West Ham 1

Referee H Webb

This season’s matches 23 Y87, R3, 3.91 cards per game

Odds Everton 5-11 West Ham 15-2 Draw 10-3

Everton

Subs from Nash, Senderos, Mustafi, Bilyaletdinov, Yakubu, Agard, Hibbert, Anichebe, Duffy, Baxter, Wallace, Yobo

Doubtful Anichebe (ribs), Yobo (back)

Injured Arteta (groin, 14 Apr), Fellaini (ankle, Aug), Gosling (knee, Jan)

Suspended None

Form guide DWWDWL

Disciplinary record Y52 R2

Leading scorer Saha 13

West Ham

Subs from Kurucz, Stech, Daprela, Gabbidon, Ilan, Diamanti, McCarthy, Ilunga, Dyer, Tomkins, Kovac, Stanislas

Doubtful Collison (knee), Dyer (hamstring), Ilunga (knee), Tomkins (ankle)

Injured Franco (achilles, May), Boa Morte (knee, Aug), Hines (knee, Aug)

Suspended None

Form guide LLLLLL

Disciplinary record Y56 R3

Leading scorer Cole 9

Match pointers

• If West Ham lose, they will become the 22nd team in Premier League history to lose seven or more consecutive games

• Everton have lost one of their last 15 home league matches while West Ham have failed to win in 15 away

• Louis Saha has scored five goals in his last three appearances against West Ham

• If the season had begun on 1 January, Everton would be in second place behind Manchester United

• West Ham have conceded 799 Premier League goals in their history

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Despite steering Bolton clear of the immediate relegation fight, Owen Coyle knows his side are vulnerable away from home, as anyone who saw their 4-0 defeat at Sunderland would testify. And Coyle, who at Burnley and Bolton has won just once away this season, acknowledged that Goodison Park is an unforgiving venue. Everton have won nine of their last 10 at home, overcoming both Manchester clubs and Chelsea, and have not given up on qualifying for the Europa League. Bolton may have Gary Cahill back after his recovery from a blood clot while another defender, Sam Ricketts, is available after suspension. Tim Rich

Venue Goodison Park, Saturday 3pm

Tickets £29-35 (0871 663 1878)

Last season Everton 3 Bolton 0

Referee A Wiley

This season’s matches 22 Y73, R4, 3.50 cards per game

Odds Everton 4-7 Bolton 6-1 Draw 3-1

Everton

Subs from Nash, Hibbert, Yobo, Gosling, Rodwell, Anichebe, Coleman, Agard, Duffy, Baxter, Wallace, Mustafi

Doubtful Anichebe (ankle), Cahill (arm), Saha (hamstring)

Injured Osman (groin, 24 Mar), Senderos (thigh, 24 Mar), Fellaini (ankle, Aug)

Suspended None

Form guide WDLWWL

Disciplinary record Y48 R2

Leading scorer Saha 13

Bolton

Subs from Al Habsi, Gardner, Cahill, Weiss, M Davies, Ward, A O’Brien, Samuel, Shittu, Riga, Taylor, Klasnic, Vaz Tê

Doubtful Cahill (arm), M Davies (ankle)

Injured Basham (knee, 24 Apr), Holden (broken leg, 24 Apr), Davis (knee, Aug), McCann (ankle, Aug), J O’Brien (knee, unknown)

Suspended None

Form guide WLWWLD

Disciplinary record Y60 R4

Leading scorers Klasnic, Taylor 6

Match pointers

• Bolton have kept one clean sheet in their last 12 league encounters with Everton

• Everton have won their last six home league games – they have never recorded seven consecutive wins in the Premier League

• Bolton scored as many goals in their last league game (four) against Wigan, as they had in their previous nine matches

• If the season had begun on 1 January, Everton would be in third place

• Bolton have conceded a total of 599 goals in the Premier League era

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