Mark Schwarzer
Former Premier League goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at the London Stadium

Jamie Vardy was always joking and always full throttle in everything he did.

Nobody saw what Leicester was going to do [winning the Premier League in 2016].

When he first signed, apparently when he turned up he was terrible at training.

His touches was horrendous, it was all over the place and they all thought ‘what have we just signed?’

Then he went away in the summer and really worked on his game. Apparently he was a different player when he returned back in that 2016-16 season.

West Ham win another corner. Can they make something of this one?

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter

Flags with Jamie Vardy celebrating goals and lifting the FA Cup and Premier League are being unfurled on the pitch with huge banners - bearing images of Vardy - being hoisted up at either end of the stadium.

Around 10 minutes to play at the London Stadium but I imagine we'll get a decent amount of added time given the two injury stoppages.

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Emma Smith
BBC Sport at London Stadium

Forest are on course to do the league double over West Ham for the first time in 41 years.

More importantly, they are on course to keep the pressure on the top five.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Premier League goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at the London Stadium

Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Aaron Creswell operating really well. Mohammed Kudus is up really well, and it was a well-timed run. He just can't get enough control on the header.

A teasing ball into the box finds a leaping Mohammed Kudus at the back post but he can't get his header on target.

It would've been a tricky one.

Jarrod Bowen's quick feet down the right-hand side win his side a corner.

It comes to nothing, though, and Forest are able to clear.

West Ham are trying to get back into this but haven't been able to break through the Forest defence.

Southampton

Southampton caretaker boss Simon Rusk told BBC Sport: "Difficult first half for us. We knew it would be an emotional game. We didn't get to the level we'd have hoped in the first half but I was encouraged by the second-half display.

"We have to dust ourselves down and get ready for the last game. There are plenty of positives to take.

"I'm a football fan in general, I understand that it [Everton] is a club with a lot of history. The supporters will have a lot of personal memories. I'm sure they'll enjoy the celebration."

Everton

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Everton boss David Moyes told BBC Sport: "Extraordinary atmosphere. The crowd were amazing, as it was outside before the game. We started the game pretty well and got in front. We played some good bits but not always. The job was to win the game today and see ourselves out at Goodison in a good light.

"The support at Everton is immense. It's needed some form of success. Today is a day they've been waiting on for so long, a new stadium coming.

"I never thought I'd be the one to do it [manage them in the new ground]. I'm really pleased. I'm honoured to be given that opportunity. We all see it as another chance. We need to start rebuilding Everton again. We've done the job [of staying up]. We have to try to build on that next year. If we can get an atmosphere like this in the new stadium it'll give us every chance of winning games.

"I thought it was as if everyone had come together as one club. Today was everyone standing together."

Another stoppage as Elliot Anderson comes off worse in a challenge with Mohammed Kudus and requires a bit of treatment.

Tomas Soucek tries to thread a pass through the Nottingham Forest defence but ends up giving the ball away and Forest try to build a counter attack.

They win a corner and Chris Wood nods it down onto the post at the back stick before Elliott Anderson has a go and eventually West Ham clear.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at London Stadium

For the second successive match involving Forest, a player has needed treatment following a collision with the post.

Jarrod Bowen has picked up a nasty cut over the eye, but he's patched up and looks in better shape to continue than Taiwo Awoniyi did last week.

One to keep an eye on though.

Jarrod Bowen has been patched up and it looks like he's going to be fine to continue.

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Jarrod Bowen is just undergoing the necessary checks for a head injury.