West Ham and Everton Draw as Bowen Scores in Nuno Espirito Santo's Debut

West Ham United, under new manager Nuno Espirito Santo, secured a 1-1 draw at Everton in the Premier League, marking a positive start for Nuno's tenure. Everton took an early lead through Michael Keane's 18th-minute header, their first conceded at their new Hill Dickinson Stadium, but West Ham captain Jarrod Bowen leveled with a deflected strike in the 65th minute, becoming the first visiting player to score at the stadium. Despite Everton dominating early and creating multiple chances, West Ham improved after the break, showing resilience and capitalizing on Everton's defensive lapses, particularly on set pieces where West Ham has struggled this season. The draw left West Ham near the bottom of the table with four points, while Everton moved to ninth despite their winless streak extending to four games. Bowen's involvement in goals remains significant as he has contributed to 11 goals in his last 12 Premier League matches. The match highlighted West Ham's ongoing defensive vulnerabilities but also showed promise under Nuno's management as they battled back to earn a valuable point.