Everton V West Ham Premier League live stream Preview 12 May 2013
Departing manager David Moyes has no other injury concerns to contend with in what is also his last home match in charge of the Toffees.
West Ham manager Sam Allardyce has no fresh injury concerns ahead of the trip to Merseyside.
Defensive duo James Tomkins and George McCartney are the only players missing.
There's unlikely to be a greater indication that Manchester United have chosen wisely in their new appointment than the send off David Moyes is sure to receive from the Everton fans this weekend.
Fully aware of their outgoing manager's credentials, his last appearance in the home dug out will doubtlessly provoke feelings of gratitude and an understanding of his decision, rather than any bitterness.
Most will feel that if he did have to end his long association with the club, then at least it has been for the biggest job in the country.
While a flotilla of flash bulbs will accompany his every move on Sunday, Moyes will again demonstrate one of his most admirable qualities and remain totally focused on events on the pitch.
After all, a win against West Ham will ensure Everton a second successive top-flight finish above Liverpool - something they've not achieved since 1937! That would certainly be a significant addition to Moyes' CV.
In reality the match itself will feel like a sideshow to both supporters and media alike, as questions about the future will be much more pressing.
Everton's European hopes are all but beyond them, while the Hammers' Premier League status is guaranteed. The main topic of debate among those occupying the Gwladys Street End therefore will surely be about Moyes' successor, as names such as Michael Laudrup, Roberto Martinez and even Philip Neville have been prevalent on Merseyside.
Despite the many distractions, what is for certain is that Moyes won't want his final home game to simply fizzle out. Like each of his previous 425 Premier League games at Everton's helm, he'll demand a fully committed performance - and the three points.
Already guaranteed to end the campaign with his fewest defeats, two more victories would also earn him his biggest-ever points total as Everton boss. It would be a fitting way to conclude his reign
