Terry Butcher
Former England defender on Radio 5 live

"It is what Norwich deserved. They have pressed hard since half-time. Whatever Alex Neil said at the break has worked and they have taken it on board. Robbie Brady curled the ball into the top corner, it hit the crossbar and bounced down over the line. Adrian had no chance. It is what the home crowd wanted and gives Norwich something to defend."

That was Robbie Brady's second goal of the season - his first also came against West Ham in the 2-2 draw between the two sides earlier on in the season.

Cameron Jerome puts in a cross from the right and not only does Hammers right-back Sam Byram miss it but Canaries forward Steven Naismith fails to make contact at the far post as well.

If you won awards for looking intense then Norwich boss Alex Neil would be right up there judging by the way he's watching on from the touchline.

Norwich striker Cameron Jerome has only scored three goals so far this season but he's not lacking confidence as he tries to curl a low 22-yard shot into the bottom corner only to send his effort wide.

Here we go again then as the second half is under way. No changes to either side.

The female opera singer in a dress and Norwich scarf is giving us another ditty at the break and putting the players wearing gloves to shame.

If these sides need any incentive then Sunderland's win over Manchester United in the early-kick today should give them plenty.

A win for the Hammers would see them leapfrog United into fifth, while Norwich have dropped a place to second-from-bottom and need a win to move back above the Black Cats.

Norwich's average positions have been more advanced and they have put West Ham under plenty of pressure but the Hammers have stood firm... 

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There's plenty of desire and fighting spirit from Norwich but they haven't been able to break through a stubborn West Ham defence. 

Terry Butcher
Former England defender on Radio 5 live

 "James Collins' head is like a magnetic dome, he's winning every header."  

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Michail Antonio is OK to continue but comes back on clutching his shoulder. He'd be a miss if he got injured as he's been one of West Ham's better players recently.

A bit of concern for West Ham. Michail Antonio falls awkwardly after going up in a challenge with Robbie Brady and the Hammers winger needs treatment.

Wes Hoolahan is all left foot but its a good left foot. The Norwich playmaker is quickly being closed down by West Ham but if he can get some time and space on the ball you feel he could have a big say for the Carrow Road outfit.

Steven Naismith has a sight of goal for the home side but puts a tame left-footed shot wide.

Terry Butcher
Former England defender on Radio 5 live

"Norwich are playing a top-six team, a team with European ambitions, but they are more than holding their own.

"Norwich have lost six in a row but they are playing well. It is just the final ball that they are missing."

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That's the third yellow of the game and this time it's a Norwich player. Steven Naismith is the recipient after he cynically takes out Sam Byram as the Hammers right-back attempts to make a run forward.

A Norwich corner falls to Jonny Howson on the edge of the box and he lets fly with a left-foot rasper, which goes just over.

West Ham pick up another booking. Canaries winger Nathan Redmond taken out on the right flank by Pedro Obiang and the midfielder is deservedly shown a yellow by ref Mike Jones.

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