The free-kick was central and Lanzini's 30-yard strike is well hit and dipping, but not dipping enough and it zooms just over the bar.

A free-kick to West Ham in a dangerous position 30 yards out after Jordan Ayew clatters into Manuel Lanzini, who may well take it.

It is a lively start from Michail Antonio, only an excellent sliding challenge from last man Federico Fernandez denies Antonio a one-on-one chance with Lukasz Fabianski. It could be a busy afternoon for the Swansea centre-halves.

A bright opening 10 minutes from the hosts.

Michail Antonio tries to burst through the middle but a combination of Alfie Mawson and Federico Fernandez just about hold him off and stop the home player releasing a shot.

We've not seen anything from Swansea just yet.

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West Ham are seeing a fair bit of the ball, but Swansea are happy to sit back and defend deep.

Michail Antonio has a half chance 25 yards out, but with eight Swansea players between him and the goal, the shot is blocked.

Mark Noble has a chance to loft the ball into the Swansea penalty area with a free-kick near the halfway line, but Swansea, who have conceded more goals than anyone else in the Premier League comfortably clear the danger. Nothing for either goalkeeper to do so far.

What's the atmosphere like at the London Stadium today?

Well, this was the scene as the teams walked out, courtesy of the West Ham Twitter account.

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Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

Is the third relegation spot between Hull and Swansea? Garth is saying yes:

"I would say that. I've relegated Sunderland. Middlesbrough don't have the goals to pull them out of this situation so they're doomed. The third place is between Hull and Swansea. Crystal Palace have too much quality."

Early indications are that the versatile Michail Antonio will play as the lone front man for West Ham, with Andre Ayew in an attacking midfield role.

For Swansea, how fit is goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski? He struggled with injury during the 3-1 loss against Tottenham in midweek.

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We are under way. It is a big match for both sides. Who will be celebrating today?

And a reminder of today's teams.

West Ham: Randolph, Byram, Fonte, Collins, Masuaku, Kouyate, Noble, Antonio, Lanzini, Snodgrass, Ayew. Subs: Nordtveit, Feghouli, Carroll, Adrian, Sakho, Calleri, Fernandes.

Swansea: Fabianski, Naughton, Mawson, Fernandez, Olsson, Fer, Cork, Carroll, Sigurdsson, Ayew, Routledge. Subs: Amat, Ki, Nordfeldt, Montero, Narsingh, Kingsley, Llorente.

Referee: Kevin Friend.

And the players walk out to the pitch. West Ham are led out by Mark Noble, who will be playing for his 400th game for the club.

A day to remember for him?

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And here are some stats for Swansea fans.

• The Swans could lose five consecutive Premier League away games for the first time.
• The Welsh side have conceded two or more goals in each of their last four away matches.
• They have conceded 66 Premier League goals this term. All 11 of the previous teams to have conceded 64 or more goals after 31 games have been relegated.
• Swansea have lost 19 league games this season. The only top-flight campaign in which they suffered more defeats was 1982-83, when they were beaten 21 times in a 42-game season.
• Gylfi Sigurdsson has scored or set up eight of Swansea's 15 away goals in this season's Premier League.

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The stats are not good for West Ham and Slaven Bilic.

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Some more West Ham stats for you...

• A sixth consecutive Premier League defeat home and away would be their worst run since a similar streak between February and March 2010.
• Andy Carroll has scored six Premier League goals against Swansea - more than versus any other side.
• Carrroll has five goals and three assists in his last six appearances against the Swans.

Carroll starts today on the bench for West Ham.

Can you do any better than Mark Lawrenson or Amy Macdonald? Well, now is your chance to prove it.

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Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender

Swansea have been playing well but have only one point to show for it from their past four games. They definitely played well enough to get something out of their game with Tottenham, but ended up being beaten 3-1.

This is not a good time to hit the buffers, as West Ham know well. They are on an even worse run of form, with five straight defeats.

The Hammers were rolled over by Arsenal last time out but this is a chance to get some breathing space over the bottom three, and leave Swansea in big trouble. This is a huge game for Slaven Bilic and his side, and I think they will win it.

Lawro's prediction:  2-1

Amy Macdonald's prediction:  Both teams are struggling but the Hammers have home advantage and I think that means they will win. 2-1

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As always, our expert Mark Lawrenson has predicted the results of the weekend's games.

This week, he thinks Liverpool will drop points at Stoke, is backing Tottenham, Manchester City, West Brom and West Ham to pick up home wins, with Burnley and Chelsea to have some success on the road.

This week's challenger to Lawro is singer Amy Macdonald.

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Check out Lawro's and Amy Macdonald's full predictions on our football page.

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We've just heard from Slaven Bilic, and Swansea defender Martin Olsson says his team are in a "scrap" as they bid to escape relegation from the Premier League

Swansea slipped back into the relegation zone after Spurs' late comeback  earned a 3-1 win  on Wednesday.

But Olsson, 28, says Swansea can take points from West Ham.

"It's going to be a tough game but I'm confident we can go there and get something," Olsson said. "When you're in a scrap like this you've got to work hard and maybe sometimes it's not pretty football."

Slaven Bilic is a man under pressure with his club in a woeful run. The Hammers boss says his squad must stick together if they are to beat Swansea and avoid being dragged into a relegation battle.

The Hammers have lost their last five league games and are now just five points clear of the drop zone.