Postpublished at 15:13 British Summer Time 22 August 2015
That's the 13th goal Darren Randolph has conceded to Bournemouth in the past year, although he could have done little about that.
Summary
West Ham: Randolph, Jenkinson, Reid, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Obiang, Noble, Kouyate, Nolan, Payet, Sakho. Subs: Spiegel, Tomkins, Jarvis, Collins, Maiga, Lanzini, Cullen.
Bournemouth: Boruc, Francis, Cook, Elphick, Surman, Gradel, Daniels, Wilson, King, Ritchie, O'Kane. Subs: Federici, Gosling, Pugh, Mings, Smith, Kermorgant, Distin.
Postpublished at 15:13 British Summer Time 22 August 2015
GOAL - West Ham 0-1 Bournemouthpublished at 11 mins
Callum Wilson
Image source, Getty ImagesBournemouth's first ever top-flight goal.
Full-back Simon Francis charges down the right, shrugs off Aaron Cresswell perhaps a bit too easily, and crosses to Callum Wilson, who fires home first time with power.
Postpublished at 15:10 British Summer Time 22 August 2015
Paul Mortimer
Former Charlton player on BBC London 94.9Slaven Bilic tested West Ham midfielder Reece Oxford to see if he was ready and he is. But it's important not to push him too much.
Image source, Getty ImagesDISALLOWED WEST HAM GOALpublished at 7 mins
West Ham defender Winston Reid heads home the corner but he'd shoved Tommy Elphick to do it and it's disallowed.
Postpublished at 6 mins
A corner to West Ham as the Hammers break, with Dimitri Payet influential in it, and Bournemouth just about clear with Kevin Nolan ready to shoot.
Postpublished at 15:04 British Summer Time 22 August 2015
Former Republic of Ireland and Leeds free-kick legend Ian Harte wishing the best to the team who released him in the summer.
Postpublished at 4 mins
Bournemouth keeper Artur Boruc gets his first touch as he holds onto a cross aimed at Kevin Nolan.
West Ham break and they have a corner.
Postpublished at 2 mins
Bournemouth start the half attacking but it comes to nothing. About half of this pitch is really shady, I hope not to much happens there or else I'll strain my eyes.
KICK-OFFpublished at 15:00
As we get under way at Upton Park, a reminder of the line-ups.
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It's hot by all accounts in east London. Not so much in this office in the north of England I'm sat in.
Postpublished at 14:57
Handshakes time at Upton Park. Hammers fans sing a song about bubbles as they like to do.
Almost time to go.
'Not you again'published at 14:56
Image source, #bbcfootballRepublic of Ireland keeper Darren Randolph makes his Premier League debut for West Ham today. Suspended first-choice Adrian misses his first league match since New Year's Day 2014, ending a run of 58 consecutive appearances.
Bournemouth 'mixing it up'published at 14:53
Image source, Getty ImagesQuote MessageBournemouth are not just passing in a tiki-taka way and they are not just lumping it up, they are mixing it up. I watched both of their games and of course you could say that they deserved something from each of them.
Slaven Bilic, West Ham manager
'Changing room of winners'published at 14:51
Quote MessageOf course it's important that we start getting results on the board. Our changing room is full of winners - we didn't win the league last year by not having a winning attitude. So of course there is a frustration, but even stronger is a willingness to put it right.
Eddie Howe, Bournemouth manager
Radio commentary on this pagepublished at 14:49
BBC London 94.9Just the way you can listen to BBC London 94.9 commentary of this game on this page (if you are based in the UK) - just click that audio icon at the top of the page.
Bournemouth putting faith in English playerspublished at 14:47
Image source, #bbcfootballImage caption, It could be more today if they bring on Tyrone Mings
Cherries 'must be more ruthless'published at 14:42
Simon Brotherton
MOTD commentator at Upton ParkBournemouth will hope to get on the board at the third time of asking after two narrow defeats in which they've played well and looked comfortable but ended up empty handed.
They won't get as many chances this season in the Premier League as they had last year in the Championship so must be more ruthless when they do arrive.
Slaven Bilic will look for a more assertive showing from West Ham after upsetting Arsenal only to then fail to cope with Leicester last week when the onus was more on them as the home team.
New season - new BBC Sport toyspublished at 14:35
If you think you're better than Lawro, then take on our new Premier League predictor game. You still have time before kick-off.
The 0-0 is my prediction by the way - my predictions are like my attitude to life; constantly prepare for disappointment and if something good happens it's a nice surprise.
Our other new thing to play with is My Premier League Life.
Tap in your favourite Premier League club, your date of birth and your postcode area (you can leave this blank) and then get lost in a world of interesting facts.
Want to know what your club's first game after you were born was? The most successful managers the club has had? Which players were born near you or on your birthday?
Postpublished at 14:34
Mark Lawrenson
Football Analyst
Image source, #bbcfootballImage caption, Actor/comedian Jack Whitehall says: "I am backing Bournemouth to get their first point of the season with a plucky 1-1"
I hope Bournemouth do not also emulate Burnley's habit of playing well but being beaten and then getting a little pat on the back afterwards before being sent on their way. They do not want that.
I liked the way they played against Liverpool they did not carry much of a goal threat from open play and, as badly as they need to get a positive result at Upton Park, I cannot see it happening.
It will not be straightforward for West Ham, though.
Team newspublished at 14:33
West Ham start with Darren Randolph in goal following Adrian's suspension. Their other change sees Kevin Nolan come in for 16-year-old Reece Oxford, who has picked up a knock.
Bournemouth's starting line-up are unchanged from the side who lost 1-0 to Liverpool, although Yann Kermorgant is added to the bench. £8m summer signing Tyrone Mings remains a substitute.
West Ham: Randolph, Jenkinson, Reid, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Obiang, Noble, Kouyate, Nolan, Payet, Sakho. Subs: Spiegel, Tomkins, Jarvis, Collins, Maiga, Lanzini, Cullen.
Bournemouth: Boruc, Francis, Cook, Elphick, Surman, Gradel, Daniels, Wilson, King, Ritchie, O'Kane. Subs: Federici, Gosling, Pugh, Mings, Smith, Kermorgant, Distin