More pressure is now on Everton boss Frank Lampard following results in the Premier League tonight
The Merseyside outfit found themselves sitting just above the drop zone after beingfollowing Everton’s shocking form.And results went against Everton on Wednesday with their relegation rivals Forest, West Ham and Leeds all picking up points.
The Nigerian international was picked out by Brennan Johnson, who squared the ball across the box to give Awoniyi the easy task of slotting the ball home. The draw has seen the Whites jump up into 14th place, with the Hammers out of the bottom three as they now sit in 17th spot.
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