Frank Lampard addresses Everton's "huge" Premier League game against Burnley
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The Toffees are embroiled in a battle for survival in the top flight and face a 'huge' game against fellow strugglers Burnley at Turf Moor on Wednesday.
The blue half of Merseyside has been treated to top flight football since 1954, but the second-longest continuous serving club at this level are currently teetering on the brink of relegation.
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Hide AdThe nine-time champions are just three points clear of Watford in 18th and four above the Clarets, who have lost four league games on the bounce.
Everton, meanwhile, have won just two games in 13 in the PL and haven't won on the road since beating Brighton on August 28th, the game before beating Sean Dyche's side 3-1 at Goodison Park.
"The work doesn't always replicate on the pitch but you have to keep going," said Lampard. "Every player and team goes through moments. We created the better chances (against West Ham) and enough to score two or three goals. If we do that we win games and we have 10 more to do that.
"Ten games is a lot. If our luck turns and we keep on the path we showed today and against Newcastle I have a real strong belief we will be okay. Saying that now means nothing.