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West Ham 0-1 Southampton
The go-to ball for Southampton so far seems to be the deep one into the corner where Carl Jenkinson is West Ham's left-back.
Time and again they've found space there.
West Ham XI: Adrian, Tomkins, Collins, Ogbonna, Jenkinson, Kouyate, Song, Noble, Antonio, Zarate, Valencia
Southampton XI: Stekelenburg, Martina, Van Dijk, Fonte, Bertrand, Romeu, Wanyama, Mane, Davis, Tadic, Long
Patrick Jennings
West Ham 0-1 Southampton
The go-to ball for Southampton so far seems to be the deep one into the corner where Carl Jenkinson is West Ham's left-back.
Time and again they've found space there.
West Ham 0-1 Southampton
Big chance for a second. West Ham are on the ropes.
Shane Long down the right channel cuts back to Steven Davis in all kinds of space - but a brilliant James Collins diving challenge sends the ball skywards and behind for a corner.
It's cleared, but only so far, and the Hammers get away with one again as a Saints cross zips across the face of goal.
West Ham 0-1 Southampton
If you compare this average position map with the one from about five minutes ago, you can really see the Hammers are in retreat.
West Ham 0-1 Southampton
The home side need to just settle things down here.
Southampton are looking very, very dangerous now. There's a really menacing zip to their forays forward, and in midfield it's all harry and hassle.
West Ham 0-1 Southampton
Hoof!
James Collins booms it up to nobody in particular and cue a round of muted boos from the home crowd.
A far more graceful loop by Jose Fonte almost plays in Shane Long... but with Collins covering he has to cut back onto his left and can't make a decent connection on the shot.
West Ham 0-1 Southampton
After a very slow start Southampton are really starting to get men forward.
Sadio Mane's dangerous cross is cut out by James Collins at the near post as the away side get in behind again.
West Ham 0-1 Southampton
The goal's been given to Southampton's number 11 Dusan Tadic for now...Here's how it looks in graphic form...
West Ham 0-1 Southampton
Taking a good look at the slow-mo replay, Dusan Tadic may end up losing that goal - it looks like the vital touch came off Carl Jenkinson.
The big question: Was Tadic's prod heading in? More on that one later no doubt...
West Ham 0-1 Southampton
As if by magic... Sorry West Ham fans.
With Southampton's first attack of the match they lead as Dusan Tadic prods home just ahead of Carl Jenkinson from Shane Long's low cross.
West Ham 0-1 Southampton
West Ham 0-0 Southampton
We have not seen much from the away side so far.
West Ham 0-0 Southampton
Brilliant turn and run from Enner Valencia - Jose Fonte is beaten on the halfway all ends up and the striker is away.
Plenty to do though, and when bearing down on goal his shot is blocked on the edge of the box and harmlessly bounces wide.
There were bums off seats for a moment though...
West Ham 0-0 Southampton
Very solid defending from Virgil van Dijk to see off Enner Valencia.
The West Ham striker tries to out-battle his marker down the right channel, but Van Dijk is too strong.
West Ham 0-0 Southampton
Some decent stuff in tight spaces in midfield from the Hammers.
Alex Song and Cheikhou Kouyate are two tough cookies, while Mark Noble is looking for the crafted low ball up to Enner Valencia.
West Ham 0-0 Southampton
Carl Jenkinson now with the jinky run down the wing - the left one this time.
Jose Fonte comes steaming across to knock it behind though, and Mauro Zarate's corner is nodded clear by Shane Long.
West Ham 0-0 Southampton
Michail Antonio shows a lovely touch and turn to evade Virgil van Dijk down the right wing and is really unlucky not to win a corner.
The replay shows it was the Dutchman who clearly turned the ball behind. Instead, goal kick Saints.
West Ham 0-0 Southampton
Southampton kick us off.
West Ham v Southampton (17:30 GMT)
Right then, we are very close indeed to getting this one under way.
Plenty of bubbles in the air.
West Ham v Southampton (17:30 GMT)
Although it has to be said, they haven't won in that time. Draws, draws and more draws for the Hammers. Five in a row in the top flight, for the first time since 1968!
West Ham v Southampton (17:30 GMT)
By the way, did you hear what West Ham co-owner David Sullivan has had to say today?
Apparently the Hammers were "two hours" away from appointing Rafael Benitez as manager in the summer - before they hired Slaven Bilic of course.
"We were two hours from getting Benitez and then Real Madrid came in. We had agreed a contract," Sullivan said.
"He is a top manager whatever anybody says, and I think he'd have done a wonderful job for us."
How would you have felt about that Hammers fans? Some of you happier with Bilic?