Last throw of the dice with 15 minutes remaining for the visitors as they make their third and final substitution. It's Juninho - not he of Middlesbrough fame - on for Zan Majer.

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BBC Sport's Sam Merton at a Rio FanZone: "Nervy start to the second half from Brazil, and the fans in Rio are getting a bit twitchy. The sun is going down, and the temperatures dipping. Much like the fans' interest in this game. Needs a bit of magic."

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South Africa are down to 10 men as Mothobi Mvala gets his second yellow after bringing down Zeca. 

Half an hour to go and it is still goalless, but a real chance for Brazil to capitalise.

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Domzale know they have to throw caution to the wind as time ticks on and they've pushed further up the pitch. That's leaving them exposed at the back, though, and Enner Valenica looks to take full advantage as he breaks through but gets his shot horrible wrong, stubbing his effort into the ground and the ball skews harmlessly wide. 

Shocking effort actually.

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Cracking chance for Lebo Mothiba but he cannot get enough pace on his header. South Africa on top.

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Another change for the visitors as Elvis Bratanovic enters the fray, replacing Antonio Mance in attack.

Sofiane Feghouli livens things up after a quiet spell as he goes close for West Ham, heading Michail Antonio's cross just wide. The Hammers could do with that third goal because NK Domzale still carry some threat going forward.

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Aberdeen's European adventure is over as a late, late own goal by Graeme Shinnie has given NK Maribor a 2-1 aggregate win.

Just under 30 minutes remaining and the visitors make the first change of the game. Lucas Horvat is replaced by midfielder Zeni Husmanu.

Second-half begins. No changes.

Not the best surface. Neymar tries to take a shot and a huge chunk of turf leaves terra firma.

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Tense times in Slovenia as Aberdeen's game against NK Maribor enters the final few minutes. The Dons need a goal, otherwise they are going out.

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Matic Crnic tries to find a way through three West Ham defenders and almost succeeds, but Mark Noble is wise to it and gets across to put the tackle in, much to the appreciation of the home fans as they burst out into warm applause.

West Ham have a free-kick on the edge of the box. It comes after some fancy footwork by Enner Valencia as he dances past three defenders before he is fouled on the edge of the area. Valencia, quite rightly, wants to take the free-kick but he sends it harmlessly over.

A break in play because there's been an injury. Not for a player, but the referee. He's limping and has to be replaced by the fourth official. Got to do your warm-ups properly.

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BBC Sport's Sam Merton at a FanZone in Rio: "It's fair to say that the half-time rendition of Johnny B. Goode blaring from the PA has got the crowd a lot more excited than the football on offer in the first half. DJ now spinning through a couple of Brazilian favourites to try and lift the crowd before the second."

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Elsewhere, it has finished Honduras 3-2 Algeria.

Former QPR and Charlton forward Bradley Allen, speaking on BBC Radio London: "Arsenal, Middlesbrough and Derby had some really poor results when they moved into their new grounds. Something West Ham are going to have to deal with is visiting teams coming here. 

"A beautiful playing surface, a full house...visiting players are really going to look forward to coming here. It's a platform for visiting players and the first few months could be a real challenge for the Hammers."

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Sofiane Feghouli has impressed so far in this game - a great outlet for the Hammers on the counter and the winger leads another attack as an NK Domzale attack breaks down, but he is tackled by Jure Balkovec just as he tries to find Andy Caroll with a cross.

Straight from the off, Cheikhou Kouyate charges forward and he is brought down by NK Domzale skipper Kenan Horic, who is booked as a result.

The referee gets the second half under way. 

No changes for either side.

West Ham XI: Randolph, Antonio, Oxford, Reid, Byram, Feghouli, Noble, Nordtveit, Kouyate, Valencia, Carroll. Subs: Adrian, Obiang, Fletcher, Burke, Quina, Page, Cullen.

Domzale XI: Maraval, Brachi, Horic, Dobrovoljc, Balkovec, Horvat, Morel, Alvir, Majer, Crnic, Mance. Subs: Milic, Vetrih, Juninho, Repas, Blazic, Husmani, Bratanovic.