Overview
- West Ham beat Everton 2-1 on Saturday after Tomas Soucek’s header, a late Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall equaliser, and Callum Wilson’s stoppage-time finish.
- The result moved West Ham two points clear of Tottenham in the final relegation spot in the Premier League table.
- Manager Nuno Espirito Santo has recently used the 34-year-old as an impact substitute to limit the risk of injury.
- Wilson now has six league goals and leads the team in goals per 90 and conversion rate, according to Fotmob.
- A March claim from former Everton executive Keith Wyness to Football Insider said Wilson repaired ties with Nuno and agreed a new deal to stay at West Ham.