Willian has been impressive this afternoon and he bends a free-kick narrowly over the top from 25 yards. Chelsea looking slightly more with it now.

Steve Claridge
BBC Radio 5 live at Stamford Bridge

"For all their strength in the air, I think Gary Cahill and John Terry are a tad susceptible to pace. If you get someone in and around them who can run at them with the ball at feet, they're a little suspect."

Image source, Reuters

After a collective seven-minute nap, Chelsea wake up. They drive through the middle of the West Ham side, Willian carrying the ball before freeing Eden Hazard on his left. Hazard steps on to his right foot, leans back and piledrives a shot from 25 yards which lifts West Ham keeper Adrian off his feet as he turns it over. Great hit!

Mehul Mandalia: So it's now mandatory for Chelsea's 6ft plus defenders to dive? Mourinho's idea of 21st century football

West Ham starting the second period in a much more outgoing frame of mind, while Chelsea have retreated into their shells. It's only 1-0 - a dangerous game from the hosts?

Steve Claridge
BBC Radio 5 live at Stamford Bridge

"That's better already from West Ham with Enner Valencia showing some strength down the left-hand side. That's probably more ambition than they showed in all of the first half."

West Ham force an early corner through the perseverance of Enner Valencia and for once Thibaut Courtois is not pristine, missing the ball. There's a scramble and Chelsea get it away.

Image source, @Burnleyofficial

Burnley FC: A young fan shows support for Clarke Carlisle ahead of kick-off v Liverpool.

Former Clarets defender Clarke, 35, is in hospital after being hit by a lorry on Monday.

Back in play.

Here they come, the teams are back out at Stamford Bridge...

BBC Final Score

You can keep across every goal as they go in from the 15:00 GMT games via Final Score, which will be live on BBC Red Button from 14:30 and on BBC Two from 16:30, with key reaction on the show until 17:25.

And if you do miss all of the day's action, Match of the Day is on BBC One at 22:20 GMT.

James at Stamford Bridge: Mourinho pointed out before the game how both teams had progressed, but West Ham are showing the same zero ambition they did here last season

For the majority of us, Christmas Day will have been about eating as much food as is physically possible but spare a thought for the top-level multi-millionaire footballer, who will have had to reject that extra portion of Christmas pudding, if they were allowed any at all.

With a full programme of Premier League and Football League action this afternoon most, if not all, managers will have had their players training on Christmas Day,

Bolton manager Neil Lennon and BBC Sport's Mark Lawrenson discuss their approaches to the festive fixture list in this week's Focus Forum. Football Focus is back at 12:10 GMT on Saturday 27 December on BBC One, this website and Connected TV.

Ewan Harris: Stupid dive from Ivanovic, we're going to get a reputation

Lewis Kay: Obviously not a dive by Ivanovic, Chelsea are clean...

Alex d'Albertanson: Chelsea have by far outplayed us so far, but that dive from Ivanovic? Pathetic.

Championship: Charlton are a goal down and now a man down in their home game against Cardiff. The Welsh side lead through Tom Adeyemi's header, and the hosts have just had Callum Harriott sent off after he went over the top of the ball and caught Craig Noone in a horrible-looking challenge.

League Two: Matt Tubbs has put AFC Wimbledon 2-0 up in their away game at Portsmouth.

West Brom have won just one of their eight Premier league games played on Boxing Day (W1 D2 L5), but are unbeaten in their last three. Manchester City, meanwhile, have won five and lost just one of their last seven Boxing Day fixtures.

MOTD's Jonathan Pearce at The Hawthorns

"The West Brom players had Christmas Day afternoon off after training in the morning.

"The Doctor Who yuletide special might have helped them prepare. No doubt it was about beings from another planet and how simple earthlings combat them with some special help from the Doctor.

"From his Tardis-like Hawthorns office, Alan Irvine will need more than a sonic screwdriver to stop Manchester City who, at times recently, have looked worlds apart from most Premier League teams."

No team has scored the opening goal on more occasions this season in the Premier League than Swansea City (12). However, they have lost 33% of those games (4).

MOTD's John Roder at the Liberty Stadium

"Swansea beat Villa 4-1 at the Liberty in April, with a double from Wilfried Bony and a magnificent long-range strike from Jonjo Shelvey.

"Villa's Premier League record against the Welsh club is not good, a solitary victory in the last three seasons.

"So they will be glad that Gabby Agbonlahor, who scored in both matches between these sides during the 2013-14 campaign, was successful in appealing his dismissal in last weekend's draw against Manchester United."

There have been six red cards in six Premier League meetings between Sunderland and Hull, including five in the last three games alone.