West Ham's Gokhan Tore is brought down by Charlie Daniels right on the edge of the area. It's what you'd call Payet territory... if he were playing.

In Dimitri Payet's absence Gokhan Tore looks like he'll be on set pieces for West Ham today. His first free-kick into the area is easily dealt with.

John Hartson
Ex-West Ham striker on BBC Radio 5 live

"You can tell West Ham are short. They don't have the influential Dimitri Payet or the option of going to long Andy Carroll."

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West Ham keeper Adrian fields a low cross from Jordon Ibe.

The former Liverpool man had a tough afternoon on his Cherries debut against Manchester United last week and will be looking for more of an impact today.

Pens and paper out, can you name the other 54? 

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Thanks to their Europa League involvement, this is West Ham's fifth competitive game of the season.

They're looking a little sharper than Bournemouth at the moment.

West Ham win the ball back well in midfield and an attack down the left ends with Gokhan Tore curling over from the opposite side after the ball breaks to him on the edge of the area.

West Ham man Michail Antonio certainly prefers playing further forward than the right-back position he's been asked to fill recently.

He nearly gets on the end of a through-ball but Bournemouth defender Simon Francis gets it back to his keeper under considerable pressure.

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Bournemouth with a bit of early possession here but not able to fashion a chance.

Bournemouth striker Callum Wilson gets us under way.

West Ham striker Andy Carroll has been ruled out for a few weeks with a knee injury but he's still in an upbeat mood.

If you were interested, Carroll last reached over 15 goals in 2009-10, when he scored 19.

There's going to be a lot of West Ham fans who need a bit of direction to get to their seat today.

Can Bournemouth make the most of their first visit to this ground?

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West Ham manager Slaven Bilic on the club's new stadium: "The best way to settle is to win. A win on Sunday hopefully will make it really feel like a warm home.

"Victories are what makes settling in much easier. It's not intimidating until you make it intimidating with your quality. I felt and the guys felt that the atmosphere was really great in our two games there so far and you could feel the bond between the fans and the players."

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe: "We don't want to add too many more to the squad, there's potentially one position we'll look at - a younger talent.

"Unless we did that deal we will stay as we are. I'm satisfied that we're 99% of the way there. It's a stronger squad than last year, we have more numbers and a very good work ethic."

West Ham vice-chairman Karren Brady tells Trevor Sinclair that "it's our ambition to win the league, that's what we're here for".

West Ham boss Slaven Bilic has said Dimitri Payet is out with a knock.

Meanwhile, striker Andy Carroll faces a few weeks out with a knee injury.

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It's fair to say that Callum Wilson enjoyed his only visit to Upton Park.

The Bournemouth striker scored a hat-trick as the Cherries left east London with all three points after a 4-3 win.

The Hammers took their revenge in the return fixture with today's absentee Dimitri Payet curling in a trademark free-kick in a 3-1 victory.

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West Ham could give a debut to new signing Jonathan Calleri after the Argentine joined this week.

However, there is no space in the squad for France international Dimitri Payet. I know this might be a bitter blow for a few people playing fantasy football this season...

Meanwhile, the Cherries can call on the services of winger Max Gradel and striker Benik Afobe.

Steve Wilson
Match of the Day

"West Ham's London Stadium (a venue waiting for naming rights to be sold if ever there was one) becomes the 55th ground to host Premier League football - and the third largest.

"Like Dorothy on the yellow brick road, some Hammers fans will probably yearn for 'home' for a good while yet - but the new facility should make transforming the club into a major player at home and abroad much more feasible.

"One day short of a year on from their 4-3 win at Upton Park, Eddie Howe's Bournemouth side are the first domestic opposition at the new ground.

"The Cherries might have confounded the odds by staying up fairly comfortably last season, but the manager will not need reminding they have now lost five of their last six Premier League games."

Will West Ham win in their first league game in their new London Stadium home? Will Bournemouth win away at West Ham for the second successive season?

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West Ham are forced into a couple of changes from the team that lost at Chelsea on Monday. Andre Ayew is out with a thigh injury so Gokhan Tore comes in while Sam Byram is in at right-back to allow Michail Antonio to move forward. England international Andy Carroll is out. 

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Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe makes one change to the team beaten 3-1 by Manchester United last week, Lewis Cook drops out for Ryan Fraser in midfield.

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