Everton vs West Brom: Latest score and updates from Twitter

Follow the key events from tonight's Premier League match

Simon Rice
Monday 19 January 2015 13:55 EST
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Follow the latest news and score as Everton take on West Brom at Goodison Park.

With just one win in 12 matches in all competitions, Roberto Martinez’s Everton will be feeling the pressure to perform in the Monday night match.

In contrast, the visitors will be feeling optimistic. Under new boss Tony Pulis, the Baggies appear to have renewed belief and with Saido Berahino firing on all cylinders, West Brom have a potent threat to worry Everton’s leaky defence.

  • Everton have conceded 34 goals this term, just five shy of their total for 2013/2014
  • The Toffee’s have not kept a clean sheet since November 1 when they drew 0-0 with Swansea
  • West Brom have won just four times in their last 26 away matches in the league
  • The match kicks off at 8pm

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