Michail Antonio has a chance with a header but he glances it across the face of the goal.

Moments later James McClean steams up the left and puts the ball in but Matt Phillips's connection is poor.

West Ham are yet to register a shot on target so far, while West Brom with just 18% possession, have had two and the all important goal.

The home side seem happy to let the Hammers trundle around midfield.

Here is Nacer Chadli's first goal for the Baggies.

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It went down very well with Ben Foster.

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Another corner for West Ham. Dimitri Payet takes it again from the right and it is headed away from trouble by the Baggies defence.

Corner for West Ham. Dimitri Payet takes it and Simone Zaza tries an elaborate flick but volleys wide.

West Ham are just not getting any joy at the moment despite their 61.8% possession.

Looks like the Hammers are now numbering up on Matt Phillips.

Anything to give Arthur Masuaku a helping hand, not literally though, that's what got them in this trouble.

That was Nacer Chadli's first Premier League goal since February.

Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Final Score

There is no doubt that was a penalty. Yet again West Ham's defending is terrible and it's another individual mistake.

Couldn't agree more Jason.

Matt Phillips is having some joy down the right and Arthur Masuaku gives away a hand ball.

Free-kick to the right of the area, Phillips takes it and his cross is handled by Masuaku in the penalty area and it's a penalty to West Brom.

Keep your hands to yourself Arthur. Not his finest few minutes.

West Ham playing the phases in the West Brom half, a few throw-ins but not much happening yet for the away team.

Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Final Score

I can't see Tony Pulis keeping his job now West Brom have new owners. The arguments with the chairman, who is a mild mannered man. To come out in public and say Hal Robson-Kanu is not one of the high profile signings he wanted...I can't see a situation where the new owners come in and he keeps his job."

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From the kick-off Matt Phillips whips in a dangerous looking cross but no one is on the end of it and then James McClean has a pop from the edge of the box.

The Baggies using their width here in the early stages.

West Brom win the toss and get us under way at the Hawthorns.

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Is there a renewed sense of optimism at the Hawthorns?

New owners and manager Tony Pulis has committed his future, after a summer of discontent over transfers.

The 58-year-old said the only way he would be leaving is if he was sacked.

He said: "I don't think the new owners will change too much from the way Jeremy (Peace) has run the football club. They've bought into Jeremy's model....I think they are going to try to run it on similar lines.

"I'm pleased and the chairman and the new owner are pleased to get the deal done. The way it drifted and moved, you get involved in it, no question of a doubt.

"So it's pleasing for everybody that we now know and we can move on from here."

Here come the teams...

West Ham blew a 2-0 lead at home against Watford as they went on to los 4-2, their third defeat of the season.

West Ham manager Slaven Bilic said: "I don't think my players under-estimate any team we have played so far. We were expecting a tough game against Watford and were right.

"We've had a good meeting and now I'm waiting for the reaction tomorrow. Mistakes will happen but we have to defend better and defend like we did last season."

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Few flickers of encouragement for the away fans.

• West Brom have picked up one win in their last 11 Premier League meetings with the Hammers (Drawn seven, lost three).
• West Ham have won their last two away league games against the Baggies - they've never won three in succession there.
• The Baggies have won only one of their last 13 Premier League games (D5 L7), netting just six goals in that run.

But...

• West Ham have lost five of their last seven Premier League games, including three successive away fixtures.

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How Tony Pulis will be hoping Hal-Robson Kanu can recreate some of his magic from Euro 2016.

Remember that wonder goal against Belgium? The Cruyff turn and cool finish. Beautiful.

West Ham midfielder Michail Antonio has started the season with a bang and even earned an England call-up.

He has four goals in four games so far. In fact he has scored four of West Ham's five goals this season.

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