West Ham United vs Everton FC Tickets

West Ham United Info

Over the past decade, west-ham-united-tickets, formerly known as Thames Ironworks, has risen to become a common name in the Premier League. It is among the youngest football clubs in England, founded in 1895.

It took West Ham United about 3 decades to join the top flight of English football since its founding. The same year they joined the top-tier league (1923), West Ham United made the FA Cup final, losing 2-0 to Bolton Wanderers at Wembley.

The club has won multiple trophies, including the FA Cup twice, the Intertoto Cup, and the European Cup Winners' Cup.

Everton FC Info

Everton FC was founded in 1887 and was a relatively competitive team until World War II, winning 5 league championships and two FA Cups

Following a post-war crisis, Everton FC experienced a revival between the 1960s and 1980s, winning two additional league trophies, one FA Cup trophy, and a European Cup Winners' Cup trophy in 1985. All in all, Everton has won the FA Cup 5 times and clinched 9 league trophies.

Throughout its history, Everton FC has only been relegated twice, the last time being in the 1950-51 season.

About Availability of West Ham United vs Everton FC Football Tickets

The first West Ham United vs Everton FC Premier League match is scheduled for Jan. 21, 2023 (Saturday) at 16:00. Ticket sales for the game are underway, and fans can buy them at affordable prices at online sellers like SeatPick.

SeatPick is a website that provides tickets for Premier League matches between all Premier League sides for the 2022/23 season. Everton FC fans can also buy tickets for the Sept. 17, 2022, game with West Ham at Goodison Park.

Fans can purchase tickets for single seats or multiple seats at face value or less. Apart from the games against Everton FC, you can also find tickets for games against Leicester City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Crystal Palace, Chelsea, Manchester United, Manchester City, Wolverhampton Wanderers, and other attractive fixtures.

West Ham United Major Rivalries

West Ham United is rivals with several teams, more notably London-based opponents - Chelsea and, particularly, Tottenham Hotspur. However, West Ham's historic arch-rivals are Millwall FC and vice versa.

This is one of the most fierce football rivalries in English football, leading to heated games and incidents on and off the pitch almost every time the teams meet.

Everton FC Major Rivalries

Everton's chief rivals are Liverpool, with less than a mile separating both teams. Unlike the West Ham-Milwall derby, the Merseyside Derby between Everton and Liverpool has been known for its more respectful relations between the clubs and the show of unity and solidarity between their respective supporters.

Despite the respect between the teams, the Merseyside Derby is the longest in English football, going back to the teams' formative years.

Noted West Ham United Players

There's not enough room to list all West Ham United players that have made significant contributions to the team. Among the few that should be singled out include Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters, as well as Bobby Moore, who was the club captain for over a decade, as well as captain of the national team that won the 1966 World Cup. Peters and Hurst were also part of that squad.

Mark Noble certainly deserves a place among the best-ever that have donned the Hammers' jersey, playing more games for the team than any player before and, so far, after him.

Noted Everton FC Players

Goalie Neville Southall is one of the Everton greats and one of his generation's best keepers, helping the Toffees win several trophies in the 1980s.

Another Everton FC legend who distinguished himself in the 1980s is Graeme Sharp, winning two league titles and an FA Cup with Everton between 1984 and 1987.

Some other great Evertonians include Bob Latchford, Howard Kendall, Peter Reid, Gary Lineker, and Kevin Ratcliffe, among others.

West Ham United Top Managers

Sam Allardyce and Slaven Bilic are two names that come to mind when one thinks of West Ham managers. Sam Allardyce was brought to the club to help it regain its place in the top-tier league and did precisely that. Regarding Slaven Bilic, despite being sacked, the Croatian's stint saw the club gaining its best form in a long time, finishing 7th in 2015/16, 2 points ahead of Liverpool.

Bilic was replaced by David Moyes, who helped the Hammers avoid relegation and took them to 13th place by the season's end.

Everton FC Top Managers

While having a relatively successful spell with West Ham, David Moyes recorded his best success as a manager during his time with the Toffees. With him in charge, Everton FC reached the FA Cup final in 2008/09, the team's best performance in the cup in almost 14 years.

Sam Allardyce also coached Everton, and he did that quite successfully. He inherited a relegation-threatened team after the departure of Ronald Koeman. He led his side to a seven-game winning streak, including 5 clean sheets, ultimately ending in eighth place, despite fan complaints over his style of play.

Howard Kendall helped Everton avoid relegation when appointed at the club in 1990, eventually taking the team to 9th place.

Roberto Martinez and Carlo Ancelotti are the Everton managers who helped the club achieve its highest win rate of 42.7% and 46.3%, respectively.

Everton FC Stadium Info

Name: Goodison Park

Capacity: 39,572

Address: Goodison Rd, Liverpool L4 4EL, United Kingdom

Description: Goodison Park has seen more Premier League games than any other venue in England since it was first built in 1892. The arena underwent a significant refurbishment in the 1990s to become an all-seater stadium.

West Ham United Stadium Info

Name: London Stadium

Capacity: 60,000

Address: London E20 2ST, United Kingdom

Description: You will find the stadium at the Lower Lea Valley, 6 miles east of the heart of London. The 2012 Summer Olympics and Summer Paralympics were the prime reason the stadium was built. The venue underwent multiple renovations before West Ham United could call it home.

How to Get to London Stadium

West Ham fans in London can use several means of transportation to reach the stadium, including buses, taxis, trains, or bikes.

Travelling by bus is both cheap, fast, and convenient. London Stadium is located in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and can take bus 388 from central London. Travellers can also take buses 339 and D8 in Leytonstone and Crossharbour, respectively, which stop at or near the London Aquatics Centre, which is about a 3-minute walk from the stadium.