Hull City are looking brighter since the break. Tom Huddlestone nonchalantly clips a long ball into the path of Abel Hernandez but Laurent Koscielny just about manages to cut it out on the stretch. The hosts looking a little bit more adventurous now.

Andrew in Southend: 6 years ago we were 3-0 down against West Brom and drew 3-3... who's to say it won't happen again?

Jon: Last time we were 3-0 up at home to West Ham at HT, Demba Ba scored twice on debut and it ended 3-3... I'm not confident of the 3 points just yet! 

You're right Jon. 

Back in February 2011 the Baggies led 3-0 at half-time thanks to goals Graham Dorrans, Jerome Thomas and a Winston Reid own goal but a Demba Ba double, and Carlton Cole header, saw West Ham complete the comeback.

There's always hope West Ham fans.

Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Final Score

I don't know where to start with West Ham. James Collins and Angelo Ogbonna have not turned up today. They are allowing people to go forward, they're not doing their jobs properly and they're consistently getting exposed. Even on the sidelines, Slaven Bilic is stood there. You want to see him getting animated.

There's a worrying look on the face of Santi Cazorla as he trips Robert Snodgrass and, for a moment, has that sinking feeling that he might be about to receive a second booking. The Spaniard escapes with a ticking off, and Arsenal remain a player and a goal to the good.

It's all go for the second-half, with Arsenal and Hull City the last of the four Premier League matches to get restarted.

We've had it all in the first-half - goals, sending offs, penalty misses. What's in store for the second 45? West Ham fans will be hoping a comeback of epic proportions. Mind you, Bournemouth's travelling support are probably wishing for the same...

Jack Wilshere has touched the ball 15 times in the first half of his first start for Bournemouth.

Only Jordon Ibe (13) of his team-mates has touched it less.

But Wilshere has been successful with all five of his passes in the first period.

Image source, Opta

How do Bournemouth go about turning this one around? Firstly by bringing on striker Callum Wilson. Jack Wilshere isn't the man to be hooked. Jordon Ibe is.

Championship leaders Huddersfield are 1-0 in front at half-time against QPR, but two of their closest challengers are behind at the break.

Newcastle trail 1-0 at home to Wolves, while Barnsley are two goals down against 10-man Reading.

Derby goals have been rarer than viewings of Haley's Comet this season but the Rams have taken the lead at Bristol City through Ikechi Anya just before half-time. It's only their second in the league this season.

Earlier, Leeds won 2-0 at Cardiff. Follow the latest from the EFL here.

Kartik Venkat: What a decline for @WestHamUtd. European contenders one season, relegation candidates the next?

Diego the Alter Ego: Imagine money is going to be lumped on Bilic to be the next manager to lose his job. Strange goings on at West Ham

Loveof Football: CAZORLA is the penalty taker why did Sanchez take that though? Really trying to be like Ronaldo 

Pat Murphy
BBC Midlands football reporter

It is like London buses here at the Hawthorns.

Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Final Score

If you are a West Brom fan then go and put your lottery tickets on. It's unbelievable you have West Brom scoring so many in one game.  

I kid you not, this is the possession stats for the match.

West Ham have had all the possession and 10 shots, but only one has been on target and they are dreadful at the back.

I don't want to pick on any players but Arthur Masuaku has had a mare at left-back.

West Brom deserve their three goal lead.

First Masuaku gave away a penalty with a handball which Nacer Chadli gratefully scored.

Then Salomon Rondon punished some awful defending to double the lead before James McClean made it three, turning in Nacer Chadli's shot.

Image source, Opta

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

A fluctuating first-half for two England players at the Etihad.

In a sensational team performance from Manchester City, Raheem Sterling has been outstanding.

Pep Guardiola's arrival has transformed the winger, who looked a shadow of the player he had been at Liverpool when he joined City for £49m last season.

Sterling's dribbling skills have caused Bournemouth no end of bother this afternoon.

In contrast, Jack Wilshere was bypassed completely on only his second Premier League start in 18 months.

Wilshere has not been able to stem the flow of City attacks in a one-sided game and looks destined to finish on the losing side.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on Final Score

Jake Livermore has a good disguise with his handball but it's right in front of the referee. It's a good save and it keeps the game alive but with Hull down to 10 men, it's going to be hard for Hull now.

Hull City may have come in at half-time happy to be just one goal down having had Jake Livermore sent off. Alexis Sanchez missed a penalty following his opener, but the Gunners could and should have had more.

Easy street for Manchester City. Pep Guardiola's men are well on course to go five points clear at the top. Anyone backing Bournemouth to turn this around? Err...