Sean Dyche must hook Jack Harrison at half-time of Everton clash v West Ham United

Sean Dyche must substitute Jack Harrison at half-time as Everton chase a much-needed win over West Ham at Goodison Park on Saturday afternoon.

The Toffees and the Hammers are currently competing in a hard-fought clash with both teams coming off a relatively poor run of form, but naming attacking lineups on the day with both seeing an opportunity to claim all three points.

Blues boss Dyche opted to go for Beto up front ahead of Dominic Calvert-Lewin and that decision has seemingly back-fired after he missed a penalty, with Harrison and Dwight McNeil selected as his prime supporters from the wing.

But while Calvert-Lewin has failed to find the net in more than 20 games, much of it could be put down to a lack of service because the performance of the wingers has been extra poor.

Harrison completed just 50% of his dribbles during the opening 45 minutes, while he also completed just 12 of 15 pass attempts and was dispossessed twice – only an isolate Beto was dispossessed more according to WhoScored.

Time for Sean Dyche and Everton to go 442?
Dyche made a name for himself with a 4-4-2 system with direct wingers that can cross the ball and forwards who can header it.

Bringing on Calvert-Lewin to partner Beto up front will surely help both, and with James Garner capable of moving across to the wide position to use his crossing it is a ready-made solution for the manager to help Everton improve.
Harrison has been awful for a while now but kept his place in the team due to a lack of competition for places with Arnaut Danjuma out injured.