LONDON (Interstat) – West Ham United defeated Everton FC 2-1 on Saturday at London Stadium in a Premier League match that saw a late flurry of goals and a stoppage-time winner from forward Callum Wilson.

Tomáš Souček opened the scoring for West Ham in the 51st minute, putting the home side ahead. Everton responded in the 88th minute when Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall leveled the score, setting up a tense finish. Wilson then delivered the decisive blow in second-half stoppage time, converting in the 92nd minute to secure the victory for West Ham. Wilson also registered an assist on Souček’s goal, finishing with a goal and an assist for the match. Substitute Jake O’Brien and substitute James Garner each recorded an assist for Everton.

The match featured several cautions. Jake O’Brien was booked in the 38th minute, James Tarkowski in the 47th, James Garner in the 63rd, Valentín Castellanos in the 70th, Wilson in the 95th, Carlos Alcaraz in the 99th and Axel Disasi in the 93rd minute.

The result improved West Ham’s season record in Premier League competition to 11 wins, 16 losses and 8 draws. Across all competitions this season, West Ham now stands at 15 wins, 18 losses and 10 draws. Everton’s record in the Premier League moved to 13 wins, 13 losses and 8 draws, identical to its mark across all competitions.

Everton entered the match having lost three of its previous five league outings. The Toffees fell 2-1 at home to Liverpool on April 19, drew 2-2 at Brentford on April 11, and defeated Chelsea 3-0 on March 21. West Ham came in after a goalless draw at Crystal Palace on April 20 and a 4-2 win at Chelsea on April 19. The two sides previously met this season on Sept. 29, 2025, at Goodison Park, where they played to a 1-1 draw.

Everton’s upcoming league schedule includes a home match against Manchester City on May 4, followed by trips to Crystal Palace on May 10, home against Sunderland on May 17 and away at Tottenham Hotspur on May 24. West Ham’s next league matches include away fixtures at Luton Town and Brentford on May 2, home against Arsenal on May 10, away at Newcastle United on May 17 and home against Leeds United on May 24.

Interstat’s game simulator had projected a final score of West Ham United 1, Everton 1. Interstat’s ELO system gave West Ham an 85.30 percent probability to win the match.