Everton travel to London and make club history... the bad kind. For the second straight league game, they concede a stoppage time winner, a first in the club's existence. The executioner is Callum Wilson (naturally), now at nine goals in his last eight against the Toffees. Final score: West Ham 2-1, and with it, Everton's most winnable remaining fixture gone.

Discussion points include: the tactical mess that let Pablo and Castellanos disrupt the build-up, Summerville's full dismantling of Everton's right flank, the "natural grappling motion" handball call that beggar's belief, and Charlie Alcaraz's 14 electric minutes that raised more questions than they answered. The trio also get into the European math, the damning tally of how long this summer's signings have sat unused, and the usual thoughts and prayers for the relegation battlers.

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