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Watch and follow Arsenal's Champions League news conference William Saliba and Mikel Arteta are set to speak to the media Saliba has agreed a new five-year contract with the club It comes after a dramatic win against Newcastle on Sunday, which took them two points behind Liverpool as they look to win major honours this season Liverpool, Spurs and Chelsea all in action on Tuesday Click 'Get Involved' at the top of this page to have your say Written by Ben Ramsdale, Lorraine Mc Kenna & Millie Sian. Arsenal Arsenal have confirmed that defender William Saliba has signed a new five-year deal with the club. The 24-year-old has two years left on his existing contract but the new deal will see him stay with the Gunners until 2030. Ben Ramsdale BBC Sport We're moving on to general Premier League chitter chatter next with a bit of focus on Crystal Palace and manager Oliver Glasner. They are doing alright, aren't they? Saturday's win over champions Liverpool means they are now the only unbeaten side left in the Premier League. Invincibles soon come? Speaking of Invincibles. .. That's your whirlwind reaction and analysis from Everton 1-1 West Ham ticked off. Plenty crammed in in a short period of time, so be sure to check out some of the top lines below: Everton David Moyes' October in the Premier League sees his Everton side face the likes of third-placed Crystal Palace and Manchester City, before a November trip to the Stadium of Light to play Sunderland on a Monday night. Sunday, 5 October Crystal Palace (H) Saturday, 18 October Manchester City (A) Sunday, 26 October Tottenham (H) Monday, 3 November Sunderland (A) Saturday, 8 November Fulham (H) Click 'Get Involved' at the top of this page to have your say Same old story with Everton under Moyes. Not threatening enough and don't score enough goals. S, North West Everton 1-1 West Ham Adam Millington BBC Sport journalist David Moyes' Everton will feel they could have taken three points from this game, but they lacked the cutting edge in front of goal. West Ham's poor marking in the box allowed Keane the space to score his opener but otherwise the home side could not turn neat football - with Grealish at the heart of it - into clear-cut chances. The England midfielder was particularly adept at winning fouls - five in total - in dangerous areas and Everton were often threatening from the resulting set-pieces. They managed 12 shots, six of which hit the target, but few of those did much to test West Ham goalkeeper Alphonse Areola. The draw means Everton are winless in their past three league games but there was enough spark in this performance to encourage Moyes before a tough home game against in-form Crystal Palace and then a trip to Manchester City. Everton 1-1 West Ham Matt Jarvis Former West Ham winger on BBC Radio 5 Live Everton dominated the possession and looked dangerous in the first half. Set-pieces are something that Everton are really good at, whether that's attacking or defending, so it's no surprise their goal came from a set-piece. They should've been out of sight after their first half performance. West Ham's confidence would've been really low if there had been a second goal, but that second half performance would've been disappointing for David Moyes. He will feel that his side should've taken three points. Click 'Get Involved' at the top of this page to have your say Everton fan here! I think in hindsight West Ham are much improved. We may have been expected to win, but I'll take a draw given how they played. I'm a bit worried about Beto, he looked fairly lost or even surprised when he ended up with the ball. Lee, Waterlooville Click 'Get Involved' at the top of this page to have your say Everton kind of came off the boil in the second half but, credit where it's due, the West Ham players looked like they were having fun for once. Having a positive attitude around in Nuno may help their self-belief. It'll be interesting to see his playing style come to fruition. Harry, Manchester West Ham United October and November Premier League fixtures beckon for West Ham so what will Nuno Espirito Santo and his team be planning for - and where can they pick up some much-needed points? Saturday, 4 October Arsenal (A) Monday, 20 October Brentford (H) Friday, 24 October Leeds United (A) Saturday, 2 November Newcastle United (H) Saturday, 8 November Burnley (H) Tom Mc Coy BBC Sport journalist There were

some encouraging signs for West Ham in their first game under Nuno Espirito

Santo last night. The

Londoners had 29 touches in the opposition box, their highest total in a Premier League match this season. Meanwhile,

they allowed their opponents an expected goals total of just 0. 72, the Hammers’

lowest figure of the campaign. But a

familiar weakness was exposed yet again, with West Ham conceding from a corner

for the eighth time already in 2025-26. Incredibly,

that is five more than any other side. Michael Keane’s header was classified by Opta

as a set-piece goal since it came from a second-phase delivery into the box. Everton 1-1 West Ham Ben Ramsdale BBC Sport If Nuno is to turn it around, he will need to address West Ham's corner problem. The Hammers have conceded eight goals from corners in the Premier League this season, as many as they did in the whole of 2024-25. Their seven conceded goals are also the most conceded by any side in this year's Premier League so far. At least they don't play Arsenal next. Oh, wait. .. Everton 1-1 West Ham Will Nuno be giving us the double thumbs up come May? He's taking charge of a club who have finished in the top 10 three times in the last five years - and won a European trophy - but who have also dropped into the bottom half of the table in 14th place twice. Click 'Get Involved' at the top of this page to have your say It's great to see the impact Nuno has had already. Managers who 'play the right way' - for example Potter, Ange, Martin and Amorim - are awful coaches and are imposters of Guardiola's style. Fortunately the league tables back this up. Surely it is all about winning? Ian, Cheshunt Click 'Get Involved' at the top of this page to have your say Solid start from Nuno. Have high hopes for the future. Feels like we have a grown-up in charge. Roger, Olympic Park It'll be a long journey for Nuno. He must know that this will be a marathon, not a sprint, to get West Ham back to the level they were a few years ago. He has the players, he just needs to find a way to rekindle that spark again - something he is very good at. Daniel, Isle of Wight Everton 1-1 West Ham West Ham United West Ham's Player of the Match, Crysencio Summerville, speaking to Sky Sports: "I think it's always tricky when things like this happen and I think the boys did a really good job today to focus on the game, and I'm happy with the point we took here. "I think the team knows me and Jarrod on the side, just give us the ball and we try our magic, so we tried to do that today, and we went 1-0 down and we stayed in the game and our guy [Jarrod Bowen], happy with the goal, so very, very happy. " On what the manager tried to implement today: "He didn't change a lot. He's been here for two days. I think we enjoyed ourselves today and I think we're going to build on this and we go on Saturday. "I'm grateful to be back on the pitch playing and I want to show the fans and the people what I'm capable of and try to do that. I just enjoy every minute now. " Everton 1-1 West Ham Matt Jarvis Former West Ham winger on BBC Radio 5 Live It wasn't a great performance but if you were a West Ham fan that travelled up and saw that second-half performance, you would be really encouraged by it. There was spirit, determination and fight - which is something they haven't really seen this season. The performance from [Crysencio] Summerville and [El Hadji Malick] Diouf on the left-hand side was really exciting, they brought great pace. Summerville has been a huge miss because he's been injured. He's a big player that fans enjoy to watch because he gets people off their seats. Jarrod Bowen did what he does every week, putting in so much effort and desire which got him another goal. But there are other players who will have to step up. Everton 1-1 West Ham West Ham boss Nuno Espirito Santo said his side "competed well" overall against Everton on Monday night and the in-depth match and expected stats will please the new Hammers boss as he tries to lift the club out of the relegation zone. Click 'Get Involved' at the top of this page to have your say A game Everton should have won much the same as against Aston Villa! Beto not good enough, try Ndiaye or Grealish down the middle. Chopping & changing Beto with Barry is not working at all! ! COYB Raymond, Halewood Everton 1-1 West Ham West Ham United West Ham captain and goalscorer Jarrod Bowen, speaking to Sky Sports: "It's a big point for us, I think we had chances to win the game. I think they had chances as well, so on reflection probably a fair result. "It speaks to the character of the team, going down 1-0, and we said at half-time it's only one goal, whether it takes us until 90 minutes, 95 minutes, and we knew we'd get our chances. "And in the end, we defended well when they were pushing for a winner, and we were as well. Not a bad result. " Last Updated 19th September 2025 at 02: 21 Please Note: All times UK. Tables are subject to change. The BBC is not responsible for any changes that may be made. Copyright © 2025 BBC. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. Read about our approach to external linking.