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All over. West Ham's last Saturday game at the Boleyn is a damp squib. Swansea were superb and they are now up to 11th.

Payet hits a fierce drive that finds the side netting via a deflection.

Swansea picking West Ham off on the break. Kyle Naughton hits a lovely swerving effort from the edge of the area and Randolph makes the save.

Dimitri Payet curls a corner and Winston Reid wants a penalty but there's nothing doing. Four added minutes.

Swansea getting chances aplenty now as West Ham pour forward. Bafetimbi Gomis's effort hits Michail Antonio and lobs tantalisingly onto the bar.

Dimitri Payet hasn't been at his best today. The ball comes to him at the back post but he can't sort his feet out and then his attempted pass is wayward.

Ayew tries to be too clever again. He runs at the West Ham defence, he's 10 yards out from goal but he tries to square to Bafetimbi Gomis and the chance is gone.

Enner Valencia replaces Manuel Lanzini. Just the four strikers for West Ham now, then.

For Sunderland, Bafetimbi Gomis replaces Wayne Routledge.

Winston Reid goes through the back of Routledge and that's a booking.

Andre Ayew has a chance to sew the game up for Swansea, but he chooses to pass to Wayne Routledge and the chance is gone. Tried to be too clever there.

Diafra Sakho takes the ball down on his chest in the box, he twists and turns trying to find an opening but his shot is deflected behind.

Three out-and-out strikers now for West Ham. Emmanuel Emenike replaces Cheikhou Kouyate and joins Carroll and Sakho.

Well, that's a little ambitious. Wayne Routledge backheels the ball into the path of Leroy Fer and the Dutchman wellies a shot over from 25 yards.

Diafra Sakho jumps with his elbow and catches Angel Rangel. He goes in the book.

A defensive move by Swansea. Angel Rangel on for Modou Barrow.

Payet plays in Lanzini nicely, but his well-struck shot is brilliantly blocked by Stephen Kingsley.

Andy Carroll is finally allowed to use his aerial prowess and for a minute, it looks like his knockdown is going to be gobbled up by Diafra Sakho, but the Senegalese striker is offside.