Overview
The new strike partnership of Frank McAvennie and Tony Cottee formed last season helped West Ham into third position in the league, their highest finish. Between them the two young internationals scored 54 goals for the Hammers, and they are on target again this season, with Cottee well on schedule to reach the tally of 30 he has set himself. Everton's treatment room has been filled by this season's most celebrated injury list. It is a measure of their squad strength that, though permanently below full compliment - and with last season's 40-goal Gary Lineker now exiled in Spain - they stayed unbeaten longer than any other First Division team at the start of 1986-87.
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23 - 121st September 1986: Everton v Manchester United September 21, 1986 -
23 - 22nd November 1986: West Ham United v Everton November 02, 1986
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23 - 323rd November 1986: Everton v Liverpool November 23, 1986
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23 - 47th December 1986: Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur December 07, 1986
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23 - 514th December 1986: Liverpool v Chelsea December 14, 1986
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23 - 64th January 1987: Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal January 04, 1987
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23 - 711th January 1987: FA Cup Third Round: Luton Town v Liverpool January 11, 1987
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23 - 831st January 1987: FA Cup Fourth Round January 31, 1987
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23 - 922nd February 1987: FA Cup Fifth Round: Wimbledon v Everton February 22, 1987
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23 - 118th March 1987: Watford v Everton March 08, 1987
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23 - 1214th March 1987: FA Cup Sixth Round March 14, 1987
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23 - 135th April 1987: League Cup Final: Arsenal v Liverpool April 05, 1987
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