It's time for me to say goodbye. No goals to see here. 

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What a messy end! Jack Butland comes storming out of his goal, the ball pings about the box and Cheikhou Kouyate heads over for West Ham.

It ends goalless.

Into the last two minutes of injury time, and the game has slowed down to a snail's pace. 

Can either side find a late winner?

Stoke nearly grab a winner.

Mame Diouf is sent clear by Marko Arnautovic and he tries to poke past keeper Adrian one-on-one but it's saved.

He'll kick himself for that. 

West Ham bring on Nikica Jelavic for Michail Antonio, who's showed pace but is lacking some quality in the box.

Enner Valencia earns a free-kick for West Ham from 25-yards out, after getting a boot in the shoulder from Charlie Adam, and it's palmed away by Stoke keeper Jack Butland. 

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Mauro Zarate just had the chance to score a special, special goal.

The West Ham man gets the ball to his feet, moves sideways like a crab to get past the Stoke defence and let's fly from 20 yards, but it smashes the upright.

Enner Valencia then sees a header saved by Jack Butland in the Stoke goal. 

The Hammers are trying, but not succeeding at the moment.

A lovely, albeit rare, attacking move from Stoke and Mame Diouf's effort is saved by the feet of Hammers keeper Adrian. 

A speculative cross-shot from Aaron Cresswell on the left forces Stoke keeper Jack Butland into a reflex save.

A corner from Mark Noble follows and it lands on the roof of the net. 

The BBC cameras have just spotted former Manchester United manager David Moyes in the crowd. 

In other manager news, West Ham boss Slaven Bilic is pacing the technical area and is looking very, very frustrated. 

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Mark Noble controls the ball and take a punt from 25-yards out but he slips in the process and it goes over the bar.

Unlucky from the West Ham captain, although it seems it will take a lot to beat Stoke keeper Jack Butland today.

Now it's Cheikhou Kouyate's turn to be booked, and he concedes a free-kick for his foul on Stoke's Geoff Cameron, who has to go off.

Marko Arnautovic takes the free-kick and it takes a huge deflection before crashing off the cross bar. Close, that, for the visitors.

Ibrahim Afellay, who was pretty effective for Stoke in the first half, gets a yellow card for a tackle on Cheikhou Kouyate.

West Ham bring on Enner Valencia for Alex Song, while Jon Walters is ready to come on for Stoke. He'll replace Afellay. 

It's getting a bit repetitive now.

West Ham striker Andy Carroll hits a powerful shot at Jack Butland and the keeper stands tall to block it. Again.

Stoke then go on the attack but Marko Arnautovic sees his effort stopped by goalkeeper Adrian

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Stoke manager Mark Hughes is looking a bit anxious in the technical area. He's screaming instructions at his players but throws his arms up in frustration as they give away a free-kick.

Let's just say they're not the attacking force we saw against Man City last weekend. 

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Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Final Score

"Stoke are improving, playing some good stuff but they don't have a cutting edge. They don't have a striker on the pitch to make it happen."  

Stoke are making an early change in the second half. 

Mame Diouf comes on to give them some oomph in attack, replacing Marco van Ginkel who's been fairly quiet. 

England's Jack Butland has been a rock for Stoke. 

After saving well from Andy Carroll, the keeper climbs above every player in the crowded penalty box and gathers, after a very long Michail Antonio throw-in. 

Striker Andy Carroll powers a header towards goal and Stoke keeper Jack Butland dives out-stretched to his right and sends it away from danger. 

Cheikhou Kouyate has a jab towards goal but it is blocked and goes behind for a corner, which also comes to nothing for West Ham.

We're back under way. A goal would be nice in the second half, lads.