A nightmare minute for Bournemouth fans. 

Can the Cherries respond? They had started the game so well as well.

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Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink
Former Queens Park Rangers manager on Football Focus

Always hit the target! 

I have seen Josh King take a few penalties and he is always so cool. Perhaps he was too cool. 

And that is football for you! Miss a chance and ten seconds later you are punished. 

This is a big test of their character for Bournemouth today. 

Bournemouth are still recovering from that penalty miss and switch off as West Ham pounce on a defensive error. 

Sofiane Feghouli, who gave away the penalty, pinches the ball just outside the Bournemouth goal and finds Michail Antonio, who turns and sweeps into the far corner.

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Oh dear!!

Josh King places the spot kick wide. Bournemouth have usually been so clinical from the spot but that was a poor penalty.

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Charlie Daniels is floored inside the box and Bournemouth have a penalty!

Big chance...

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It's just all Bournemouth at the moment. 

A long ball finds Benik Afobe, who cuts it back to Josh King. He sweeps his shot wide but Marc Puch picks up the loose ball and finds Afobe but the striker nods wide.

Bournemouth are immediately on the front foot. They really need a win and an early goal will do wonders for settling some nerves around the ground. 

The crowd get excited as Benik Afobe charges away down the right and crosses deep for Marc Pugh, who is unmarked, but his header back into the middle of the box is cleared.

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Michail Antonio, with his shorts pulled up making him look like a footballer from the 1970s, kicks off to get this game under way.

Slaven Bilic is delighted to welcome back Michail Antonio today. A massive player for the Hammers.

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J Pereira: What's with not playing a Rb at Rb? Kouyate missed in midfield, Feghouli should be out and Snoddy in!   

Tyrone Mings is in attendance. He's sat at the back of the directors' box and appears to have been working on his looking miffed face. The camera has been focused on him for the last five minutes and he has rarely deviated from a carefully crafted scowl.

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Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Eddie Howe's side need a win - they have not had one in their past eight league matches - and I think they might do it on Saturday.

I don't see West Ham's season just petering out, because they are chasing a top-half finish - but I am backing Bournemouth to edge this one.

Prediction:  2-1

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Bournemouth make two changes as captain Simon Francis returns from injury to take his place in the side. Dan Gosling also comes into midfield. 

Tyrone Mings starts his five-game suspension while Andrew Surman - who was sent off against Manchester United last weekend - is also banned.

Bournemouth XI: Boruc, A Smith, Francis, Cook, Daniels, Fraser, Gosling, Arter, Pugh, King, Afobe.

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Just the one change for West Ham as Michail Antonio returns from suspension to replace Robert Snodgrass, who is dropped to the bench.

West Ham XI: Randolph; Kouyate, Reid, Fonte, Cresswell; Obiang, Noble; Feghouli, Lanzini, Antonio; Carroll.

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John Motson
Match of the Day commentator

This is a game in which I'm expecting goals.

Bournemouth have conceded 36 goals in their past 15 league games, while West Ham have failed to keep a clean sheet in their last six.

The Cherries have let in three or more goals in 10 league games this season - they really need to tighten up at the back to avoid being dragged into a relegation battle.

But they're  missing Nathan Ake,  and the  absence of Tyrone Mings  for the next five games won't help.

Yet it's an important game for West Ham too, as they aren't going through a great spell either.

In short, both teams need a win to turn around a very indifferent spell.

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To say Bournemouth were a bit peeved when Tyrone Mings was slapped with a five-game suspension would be an understatement.

Mings was punished for violent conduct after appearing to stamp on Zlatan Ibrahimovic in last weekend's draw at Manchester United, and the Cherries released a strongly-worded statement defending their player, calling the decision "extraordinary".

Can they use that feeling of injustice to propel them to a first Premier League win in 2017?