How to watch West Ham vs Everton: TV channel and live stream for pre-season friendly today
Graham Potter's Hammers lost 2-1 to Manchester United at the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey last time out, with Bruno Fernandes netting a brace and Jarrod Bowen getting on the scoresheet.
Now, they face an Everton side that is in the middle of a rebuild under David Moyes, having signed highly-rated striker Thierno Barry from Villarreal, as well as left-back Adam Aznou from Bayern Munich.
Moyes remarked after the Toffees' 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth in their first game of the Premier League Summer Series that his side needed 'five or six' more players before he would be content with his crop.
How to watch West Ham vs Everton
TV channel: In the UK, viewers with a Sky Sports subscription can watch this game, with coverage taking place on Sky Sports Football. Coverage begins at 10.30pm BST ahead of an 11.30pm BST kick off.
Live stream: You can also live stream the match on either Sky Go or Now TV.
Live blog: You can follow all the action on matchday via Standard Sport's live blog!
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