That is all from us here at Tribe as West Ham and Everton play out a stalemate at the London Stadium as doubt continue to linger around the future of Julen Lopetegui. I'm Andrew Smith and thank you for joining me. Until next time.

Everton certainly showed intent in the game, and you'd be forgiven for thinking that Dyche would be disappointed. The London Stadium - irrespective of West Ham's form - is always tough but the home side were clearly void of confidence at times today and Dyche will probably be frustrated his side didn't capitalise. He'll definitely be grateful to Pickford for his heroics. That was quite the save from him at the death. After today's result, Everton sit four points off the relegation zone.

Reports during the week suggested that Julen Lopetegui's position at West Ham would be under review if they lost here today. A draw certainly doesn't get him off the hook and the pressure must be reaching near overload for the Spaniard. Sitting 14th in the table is not necessarily a crisis at this stage of the season but considering the amount of money that has been spent in the summer, West Ham should be better off. The football under Moyes was widely criticised by fans despite European glory, but not much has changed under Lopetegui. If it doesn't soon, you would expect the West Ham hierachy to pull the plug.

FULL-TIME AT THE LONDON STADIUM! Pickford's stunning late save has rescued a point here for Everton as West Ham's torrid run of form continue. The jeers ring around the stadium from those who have stayed to watch the remainder of this game. Lopetegui's team were much better in the second half and certainly worked Pickford, but the result still leaves the Spaniard in a precarious position. Everton had their chances and had the possession, but Dyche will take the point. A draw was probably the right result in the end.

WHAT A SAVE! Pickford again to the rescue for Everton. It's an unbelievable save from as Ings hits a powerful shot which takes a wicked deflection upwards, and Pickford hurtles himself at it to tip the ball over. Remarkable save - Ings can't believe it.

Harrison floats an aimless ball into the area that is gathered by Fabianski. West Ham fans calling for urgency here.

Some West Ham fans are already leaving. That tells you how confident they feel about a winner here. Time running out for Lopetegui and his side. Everton meanwhile have possession and go long through Pickford.

Coufal is booked for bringing down Ndiaye.