A good spell of West Ham pressure here. 

Payet picks up the ball on the right and is a allowed to advance into the area but Andrew Robertson gets his body in the way of the France midfielder's goalbound effort.

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Hull threaten for the first time in the match with a free-kick high up the pitch but West Ham snuff out the danger and break quickly, winning a corner. 

Dimitri Payet to take...

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Marshall is carrying on for now. 

He boots the ball downfield to test out his niggle and gives a little grimace as he does so. 

One to watch...

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9 mins

West Ham 0-0 Hull

Hull goalkeeper David Marshall is in a bit of bother here. Seems to be a groin injury.

He's getting some attention here and his back-up Eldin Jakupovic is warming up.

Jakupovic of course started the season as number one for the Tigers - playing in those early wins over Leicester and Swansea.

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The busy Michail Antonio will need to be closely watched by the visitors today. 

He's ostensibly a right wing-back but as we all know he pops up all over the shop and will no doubt be adding to the aerial threat along with Andy Carroll in attack.

A lofted pass was just aimed in Antonio's direction but David Marshall came out to claim.

Cagey start from both teams here. Not a huge amount to report. 

The most interesting thing so far was Michail Antonio taking a throw-in and managing to lob it back out of play again...

Away we go.

The teams are out and being announced to the crowd. 

It's a murky old afternoon in London town.

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• Hull have equalled the club top-flight record of six consecutive away defeats, first set between January and April 2010.
• Their tally of six points from their past 14 matches is the same as they earned in their opening two fixtures of the campaign.
• The Tigers have conceded the opening goal in 13 matches this season, more than any other Premier League team.
• Curtis Davies has made the most interceptions (61) and blocks (25) in the league this season.

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• They are vying to earn consecutive home wins for the first time this season.
• All three of West Ham's league wins at London Stadium have been by a 1-0 scoreline.
• Slaven Bilic's side have scored 12 of their 18 goals from set-pieces this season, the highest proportion in the Premier League (67%).
• The Hammers have conceded an unrivalled 25 goals from open play in the Premier League this season.

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender

West Ham's form has not been great but they got a home win against Burnley in midweek after their draw at Liverpool, so should be feeling somewhat buoyant.

I keep tipping Hull to lose - the problem for them is that most of the time I am right.

Prediction: 2-0

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• West Ham have won six successive home league games against Hull City, not losing to the Tigers at home since 1990.
• Their past six league goals against Hull have all come in the second half of games.
• Hull have only scored one goal in their past four away trips to West Ham in the Premier League, conceding 10.

Simon Brotherton
Match of the Day commentator

West Ham have fallen well below expectation so far but have had a decent week, leaving them four points clear of the bottom three and in 15th place.

Last Sunday's draw at Liverpool was followed up on Wednesday with a 1-0 victory over Burnley, their first success in seven league games.

Hull have failed to score in any of their past four matches on the road, but if they find the net first here it'll be interesting to see the reaction of a Hammers team who at times have been suffering from what their manager Slaven Bilic describes as 'mental cramp'.

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West Ham are unchanged from the 1-0 win over Burnley, meaning another start for the fit-again Andy Carroll in attack. 

West Ham XI: Randolph, Kouyate, Reid, Ogbonna, Antonio, Noble, Obiang, Cresswell, Lanzini, Payet, Carroll. Subs: Nordtveit, Feghouli, Adrian, Ayew, Fletcher, Fernandes, Quina.

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Hull make one change from the side beaten 3-0 at Tottenham in midweek, with Dieumerci Mbokani replacing Adama Diomande in attack after returning from suspension.

Hull XI: Marshall, Maguire, Dawson, Davies, Elmohamady, Livermore, Huddlestone, Clucas, Robertson, Snodgrass, Mbokani. Subs: Meyler, Maloney, Jakupovic, Weir, Diomande, Henriksen, Bowen

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Afternoon, 

West Ham's difficult start at their new home has been well documented so we won't go opening up old wounds right now. Let's just say there have been teething troubles since arriving at the London Stadium. 

Well, Slaven Bilic and his men have a great chance to boost the feelgood factor today as they host a Hull City side mired in relegation bother.

A West Ham win will secure back-to-back victories at their new home for the first time, and go a long way towards banishing some of the Hammers' blues on their new patch.

It could also leave them seven points clear of relegation danger at Christmas, a position today's opponents - doomed to spend the festive season in the drop zone - can only dream of.

Just under 30 minutes to go.

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