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West Ham right back Ryan Fredericks misses Everton clash as he’s self-isolating due to Covid-19… as Lukasz Fabianski is replaced by Darren Randolph at the last minute at Goodison Park after pulling up in the warm-up
- Ryan Fredericks started for West Ham against Southampton on December 29
- The English right back has largely been consigned to the bench this season
- Darren Randolph is a late replacement for Lukasz Fabianski at Goodison Park
- Everton could go second if Manchester United slip up against Aston Villa
David Moyes has explained that Ryan Fredericks is absent for the trip to high-flying Everton because the West Ham right back is self-isolating due to Covid-19.
The 28-year-old has only made four starts for the Hammers this season, with the most recent of those coming in the 0-0 draw against Southampton at St Mary’s on December 29.
West Ham’s Ryan Fredericks has been forced to self-isolate in line with Covid-19 protocols
Lukasz Fabianski pulled up in the warm-up at Goodison Park with Darren Randolph coming in
Moyes returns to his former club with the Toffees in with a chance of moving second by the end of Friday if they better Manchester United’s result against Aston Villa.
West Ham have also had to make a late change to the starting line-up with Lukasz Fabianski pulling up injured in the warm-up.
The Pole will be replaced by Darren Randolph, with third-choice goalkeeper David Martin being moved onto the substitutes’ bench.
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