West Ham vs Everton live stream: Watch English Premier League free online on NBC Live (start time, preview)

West Ham will travel to Everton on Saturday in the English Premier League hoping to continue their excellent run of form that has seen them surge up the table and into the top 10.

The game will kick off at 3 p.m. GMT (10 a.m. EST) and can be watched online through live stream – free for subscribers – via the link provided below.

The Hammers had been concerned at the suspension of Andy Carroll when he was sent off at the beginning of February. He had only just made his way back into the team and had helped West Ham regain some forms and pick up some vital points after a terrible run of form over the Christmas and New Year season.

However, when his appeal against a three game suspension for a red card was thrown out, there were fears that West Ham's form would suffer and plunge them back into the relegation zone.

But three games and three wins later they are in buoyant mood and can come into this clash against the Toffees confident that they could pick up more points. Andy Carroll is back, and will likely be used by West Ham to pressure the Everton back line and hold the ball to ease the pressure from the home team.

The Hammers will be hoping that Carroll's return can help continue their transformation. At the start of February West ham were in the bottom three and there were murmurs of whether Big Sam's job at the helm was in doubt. However, through February they picked up four wins, and have now moved 7 points clear of the relegation zone and currently sit in 10th position.

Meanwhile, Everton have lost three of four games since the end of January and the likelihood that they can get 4th place in the Premier League is looking increasingly concerning.

West Ham vs Everton will kick off at 3 p.m. GMT and can be watched online by clicking here.

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