There aren’t many angles that are consistently worth backing when it comes to West Ham, but Bowen regularly stands out as a reliable option to back in the shots on target market. He’s remained a top performer for the Hammers over the last year despite the turmoil which engulfed the club under the tenure of Julen Lopetegui and Graham Potter. He'll surely be a key attacking asset for Nuno Espirito Santo, too.

Bowen has scored two goals across his five Premier League appearances so far this season from 12 shots (2.40 per 90) with six of those attempts finding the target (1.20 per 90). Remarkably, West Ham are averaging 4.60 shots on target per game in the Premier League this season, which is comparable to the likes of Chelsea and only a smidge short of Liverpool’s record in front of goal this season.

This tells us that West Ham are getting into shooting areas with frequency, having at least three shots on target in each of their five Premier League matches so far. Bowen had four shots in this fixture last season, with two of those efforts finding the target. He also found the target from three shots in the 0-0 draw between the sides at the London Stadium last season.

Dewsbury-Hall has proven to be a shrewd acquisition for Everton so far this season having joined from Chelsea over the summer. The majority of his Blues performances came in the Conference League and I always thought that he’d be a real asset to any side fighting for a spot in Europe in the Premier League.

He’s very aggressive off the ball which suits Everton’s overall style of play. He’s committed nine fouls across his five Premier League appearances so far this season (1.80 per 90), committing at least one foul in four of his five Premier League appearances. He’s committed multiple fouls in three of those games so it may be worth looking at some higher lines for Dewsbury-Hall as well here.

Dewsbury-Hall will be lining up against Mateus Fernandes who has looked bright in his early performances for West Ham, winning three fouls across his 221 minutes of Premier League football so far this term (1.22 per 90). Fernandes won 55 fouls across his 36 Premier League appearances last season (1.70 per 90).

It's a very quick turnaround for Nuno Espirito Santo to have an impact on this West Ham squad. Coincidentally, he was sacked by Nottingham Forest after they lost 3-0 to the Hammers at the end of August.

West Ham have conceded more goals than any other side in the Premier League so far this season (13). They’ve been on the end of some ugly scorelines with Chelsea, Tottenham, Sunderland and Wolves all scoring at least three goals against them this season.

Everton have avoided defeat in their two home league games this season at their new stadium and are yet to concede a goal across those fixtures. They beat Brighton 2-0 in their first ever Premier League game at the Hill Dickinson Stadium and shared a point with Villa in the second game, though this is a fixture they probably should have won, having had 20 shots in the game.

There are a lot of similarities in the way Espirito Santo sets his teams up compared to David Moyes, it will be interesting to see how they lock horns tactically and if Espirito Santo can have any immediate impact on the team.

Everton have definitely become a more aggressive side off the ball this season. You may have already associated Everton with that physicality, but they rarely actually engaged with the opposition because of how deep they used to sit. This has changed now with Moyes having a wider array of attacking talent to choose from, and has directly affected their card numbers.

Everton have picked up 13 yellow cards across their opening five Premier League matches this season (2.6 per game). They’ve received 2+ cards in four of their five Premier League matches so far this season, with the exception coming in their 3-2 win over Wolves a few weeks ago, in which they only received one card.

Everton will feel confident enough to take the game to West Ham with the struggles the East London side are having, especially defensively.

Jack Grealish has stepped into this Everton side and instantly become the best player. This was evident in Everton’s 2-1 defeat at Anfield last time out - the Toffees looked to Grealish at every given opportunity with the 30-year-old creating three chances in the game.

His main contribution so far has been a creative one, but I don’t think it will be too long before we start to see some goals coming from Grealish. He’s had seven shots across his five Premier League appearances so far this season (1.68 per 90) and will be eager to add goals to his game, having only scored six across the last two seasons for Manchester City.

His creative ability can still shine through even if he doesn’t manage to get on the scoresheet here. West Ham have conceded more goals than any other side in the Premier League (13), so you can anticipate Grealish getting chances in this fixture. Grealish has already created 13 chances for the Toffees in the Premier League so far this season (3.11 per game).

Tim Iroegbunam is a talented player but he does need to rein in his aggressive nature to really be an effective player at this level. He’s already received three yellow cards across just 222 minutes of Premier League football so far this season, which highlights his tendency to step over the line.

It was a similar case for Iroegbunam last season; he received four yellow cards across his five starts in the Premier League, which makes him one of the most frequently cautioned players when considering how often he is taking to the field.

Iroegbunam will have to correct this behaviour if he is to become an established member of the Everton side, but it’s a great record for our selection here. He fouls with frequency as well, committing 15 across his five starts last season (2.39 per 90) and committing five fouls already this season (2.03 per 90).

Paqueta is one of only three West Ham players that have managed to find the back of the net in the Premier League so far this season. Lucas Paqueta and Bowen have both scored two goals for the Hammers this term, while Callum Wilson has also got on the scoresheet for the East London side. Paqueta has scored those goals from seven shots (1.47 per 90), four of which found the target (0.84 per 90).

Bowen and Paqueta are players who can perform in pretty much any environment, and in the longer term that should aid their adaptation to Espirito Santo's methods.