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Andre Gray should have his name on the scoresheet. He cheekily flicks at goal but just puts it wide. He may well have had time to take a touch.

Meanwhile in Burnley, things are getting a bit feisty.

West Ham's Manuel Lanzini is booked for clipping the heels of Robbie Brady. It comes after a strong challenge from Andre Ayew, which Sean Dyche is not too happy with, but no action is taken.

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News from elsewhere. Manchester City are certain of Champions League football as they are now 4-0 up away at Watford.

Arsenal, with only 10 men, are 2-0 up against Everton and the Gunners are fourth at the moment. Liverpool will miss out on the top four if it remains 0-0 as it does in their home game against Middlesbrough.

A chance for West Ham to move ahead, but Sofiane Feghouli, who scored the equaliser, shoots over the top.

Sam Vokes' goal was his 10th of the season and he has become only the second Burnley man to ever reach that figure in a Premier League campaign.

In between the goals Ashley Westwood had picked up a booking for fouling Andre Ayew and Westwood is a lucky, lucky man not to get a second yellow card shortly after West Ham's equaliser.

The ball is bouncing between Westwood and James Collins and Westwood, studs up, catches the Hammers defender on his thigh. But referee Robert Madley lets Westwood off.

West Ham defender James Collins is cautioned for pulling back Andre Gray near the halfway line.

Arsenal captain Laurent Koscielny has decided to make things a bit more tricky for his side with a reckless lunge on Enner Valencia that gives the Gunners man a red card.

They lead 1-0 against Everton, but now have to play with 10 men for more than 70 minutes. Man City are winning 1-0 at Watford, with Liverpool missing out at the moment as they are drawing 0-0 with Middlesbrough.

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Robbie Brady's eyes light up as he has a free-kick 30 yards out, to the centre of the goal. The reality does not live up to the dream as it goes well, well over the top.

So close to an opening goal from the hosts as a teasing cross from Robbie Brady finds Sam Vokes, but he can't get a proper connection on the ball and it goes wide.

Moments later, team-mate James Tarkowski heads over four yards out and unmarked. Should have done better.

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In the race for the Champions League places. Manchester City are 1-0 ahead at Watford thanks to Vincent Kompany's goal. Arsenal have just scored through Hector Bellerin against Everton.

Liverpool will miss out on the top four if it stays the same as they are only drawing 0-0 against Middlesbrough.

The first chance for West Ham falls to Sofiane Feghouli. The ball falls to him on the edge of the area, he controls it on his chest and volleys low at goal. But Burnley goalkeeper Tom Heaton is well positioned to save the strike.

An early chance for the recalled Andre Gray. West Ham defender James Collins misjudges a bouncing ball and it falls to Gray, with Hammers goalkeeper Adrian well off his line.

Gray tries the lob from outside the penalty area, but he gets his angles wrong with it going well wide.

And we are under way.

We have just had a minute's applause for former Burnley forward and captain Peter Noble, who died at the age of 72 earlier this month.

Noble made 299 appearances for the Clarets between 1973 and 1979, scoring 80 goals and boasting a 100% penalty record with 27 goals from 27 attempts.