Everton Women visit West Ham United seeking first away win of the season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 19, 2026, 9:00 PM
Last updated Sep 19, 2026

Everton Women will face West Ham United in the WSL on 20 September at Victoria Road Stadium. After a 1-0 victory against Charlton Athletic, Everton aims to build on their momentum. Manager Scott Phelan emphasized the need for improvement in the final third, as they prepare for what he anticipates will be a challenging away match. West Ham also secured one win and one loss in their opening games, marking the debut goal for former Everton player Kelly Gago. Both teams will be looking to secure crucial points early in the season.
- •Everton secured their first win last week against Charlton Athletic.
- •West Ham includes former Toffee Kelly Gago and FIFA World Cup winner Saki Kumagai.
- •Phelan highlighted the need for Everton to be more ruthless in attack.
- •West Ham has conceded four goals in two matches so far.
- •The match is scheduled for 2pm BST (9am ET, 6am PT).
- 9:00 PMYahoo Sports — Everton Women vs West Ham United: WSL Match Preview | Blues seek first away win of the season
"Phelan expects tough test in the capital as Everton Women travel to West Ham
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