That Reece Oxford header has been the only meaningful effort on goal at either end in the first 15 minutes. 

Leicester went on the attack in the first half hour against Sunderland last week but they seem to be concentrating on defence this time.

Adrian needed lengthy treatment there, but he is OK to carry on. Jamie Vardy had every right to make that challenge, but his foot was very high.

Jamie Vardy is the first man in the referee's book, catching West Ham keeper Adrian as he jumped to try to block his clearance after the Spaniard came dashing out of his box to clear a bouncing through-ball.

The Hammers are still spraying the ball around nicely and Diafra Sakho has just forced a corner down the left. Aaron Cresswell tried to get on the end of it but it was cleared by Shinji Okazaki.

Leicester's first real foray forward sees Shinji Okazaki break into the area down the right but he is off balance and his cross is easily cleared.

The Hammers have had all the ball so far. More than 83% of possession in fact.

Dimitri Payet fires the free-kick in and man-of-the-monent (or boy-of-the-moment) Reece Oxford is on the end of it at the back post. It comes off his head and takes a touch off Foxes defender Wes Morgan as it flies over the bar. That could have gone anywhere.

The Hammers are first to attack and they have a free-kick on the left of the Leicester box after Andy King fouls Mark Noble...

A quick blast of 'We're forever blowing bubbles' and the Hammers get us under way.

We are on the final countdown now... the players are out on the pitch and doing their final few stretches in the east London sunshine.

Both of these teams won last weekend of course... and they are also both looking to win their opening two top-flight games for the first time since 1997. 

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This is West Ham's first home game in their final season at Upton Park so they are celebrating with some fireworks... well, some streamers anyway.

There are plenty of bubbles too, but that is just standard in these parts.

Leicester have failed to win any of their last 20 Premier League matches played in London and lost on all six of their visits to the capital last season, but could this be a good time to put that right?

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Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri names the same team that beat Sunderland in their opening game. That means James Vardy starts despite being fined by the club this week for making an alleged racial slur.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, De Laet, Huth, Morgan, Schlupp, Albrighton, Drinkwater, King, Mahrez, Okazaki, Vardy

Carl Jenkinson returns at right-back for West Ham after being ineligible to play against his parent club Arsenal last weekend. He replaces James Tomkins in the Hammers' only change.

West Ham XI: Adrian, Jenkinson, Reid, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Oxford, Kouyate, Noble (c), Payet, Sakho, Zarate

Mark Lawrenson
Football Analyst

Lineker will no doubt be pleased to hear that Lawro is backing Leicester to come out on top this week too.

In his weekly predictions, Lawro says: "The Foxes have a lot of pace and energy in wide areas and, if they keep on playing this attacking style they used against Sunderland, they will win a lot more games than they lose.

"West Ham were brilliant when they beat Arsenal but I am going for a shock result against them here."

Lawro's predictions vs BBC Radio 6 Music's Mark Radcliffe

Right then, I'm assuming most of you reading this support the Hammers or the Foxes... so, how confident are you of another three points this afternoon?

You can out the road to glory for your team by predicting the scores for all the games this season with our Premier League predictor.

See how your guesses fare against other supporters and pundit Mark Lawrenson, plus get feedback from BBC Sport's team including Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer.

So, your team made an excellent start to the new season did it? One down... 37 to go.

Will today see more to celebrate for West Ham fans, or more success for Leicester? 

We are about to find out...