West Ham dealt Everton a 3-1 defeat, leaving manager Sean Dyche frustrated with his team’s inability to convert their numerous chances into goals.
Despite a total of 22 shots on goal, with 11 of them on target, Everton couldn’t turn their opportunities into victory as West Ham secured the win. Beto’s missed penalty in the first half was followed by him scoring the opening goal in the 56th minute. However, West Ham’s Kurt Zouma equalized and the Toffees were unable to regain the lead.
In stoppage time, Tomas Soucek’s goal sealed the victory for the Hammers, compounding Everton’s winless streak in the Premier League to 10 games.
Speaking after the match, Dyche emphasized the responsibility of his team to capitalize on their chances in the final third. He expressed frustration at their inability to score despite creating multiple opportunities.
The manager stressed that everyone on the team, not just the forwards, needed to take responsibility and show the mentality to score goals. Despite a solid defensive performance, Everton’s persistent profligacy in front of goal continues to plague them, leaving Dyche and his players searching for answers.
