Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Middlesbrough keeper on Radio 5 live

Liverpool are putting West Ham under a lot of pressure and they need to take a few deep breaths and consolidate when they are on the ball because they haven't been able to do so this half. 

Argentine striker Jonathan Calleri is the first to be brought off, bringing cheers from the home fans. He's only scored one Premier League goal this season...

On comes young striker Ashley Fletcher, as does attacking midfielder Sofiane Feghouli. Off goes centre-back Jose Fonte.

A clear sign of intent from the hosts...

Slav has seen enough. A double change imminent for West Ham.

Liverpool have had as many shots on target in the second half as they had in the first - three.

The chances are coming more frequently than Tubes at Stratford station. Unfortunately for the home fans, it is the away side creating them.

Daniel Sturridge slips Divock Origi down the right channel of the Hammers box, the goalscorer busts a gut to get into the mixer to meet the Belgian's cross, but it doesn't find him.

West Ham's players have left their heads in the dressing room. Apart from Adrian, of course.

The National League promotion final (aka the Conference play-off final) is under-way at Wembley. Forest Green Rovers, who have never been in the Football League before, are currently leading Tranmere.

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CelebCelery: Soon as I saw West Ham players coming out carrying their babies & children, knew they wouldn't be in professional frame of mind.

Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Middlesbrough keeper on Radio 5 live

Great start from Liverpool!

They have obviously had a bit of a telling off from Jurgen Klopp during half time and have come out at a crazy pace. 

They could have scored on three or four occasions in that opening minute of the second half!

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Go, go, go! Liverpool have left the grid quicker than Sebastian Vettel.

Hammers keeper Adrian earns his weekly pay packet in the space of about 30 seconds. THREE saves from the Spaniard stop Liverpool bagging a second.

Neither Divock Origi, Adam Lallna nor Gini Wijnaldum can quite believe they haven't bagged.

ARP: Biggest 45 minutes of our (LFC) season. Not felt this nervous since game where we slipped up vs Chelsea in 2014!

17 touches, three in the box, one goal. Not a bad afternoon's work for Daniel Sturridge so far...

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Here we go then. The Reds restart the action. Daniel Sturridge's strike is the difference.

If I had a 'clapping-hand emoji' I'd use it to praise West Ham's half-time tunes. The Stones, Bowie...excellent.

Even Daniel Sturridge does a little dance as he crosses the whitewash again. Rebel, rebel...

Hull City

Hull boss Marco Silva: "We will see about my future. We have to analyse with the board and chairman, I will give my opinion on what to do differently because it is clear to me.  

Your future Marco. WHAT ABOUT YOUR FUTURE?

Hull City

Hull boss Marco Silva: "It is really sad for the club and our fans, we did our best to do something in the last four months but the players need to understand why this happened and start to win next season. We have tried and we have fought.

"Our players knew this was a final, we prepared like that but gave a goal away at the start. Then it makes it difficult, we gave them what they wanted and they were comfortable. We did the same from set pieces.

"It is not a moment to look for excuses, what we felt in the last four or five games is that too many thing have happened with our club. I do not want to talk about these situations."

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace manager Sam Allardyce told BBC Match of the Day: "It's always relief. The nervous tension was around the building today. For us to apply ourselves as we did, almost perfectly, was excellent. It's four goals, a clean sheet and we were able to enjoy the last 15 minutes. It was a class performance. We completely nullified Hull's possession."

While Liverpool are halfway to leaving the capital with a win, Hull are heading back north knowing they will will playing Championship football next season after failing to get the three points they needed at Crystal Palace earlier.

Sam Allardyce and Marco Silva, you won't be surprised to learn, had wildly contrasting emotions in their post-match pressers...

Toby, I've got no idea. My nan would have buried it.