Phew. After a largely drab contest some late drama at the London Stadium. Anyway that's all for today's live text commentary. Goodbye.

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

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They're reading the papers and they know what's going on but they're trying for him.

I hope it buys him time. The players have responded to his changes and they've got the result in the end.

(You can watch the late drama at the London Stadium tonight on MOTD - 10:30pm)

The final whistle blows. A dramatic finish at the London Stadium but most importantly for West Ham manager Slaven Bilic, three precious points.

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Five minutes of injury time.

Was that the chance? Andy Carroll strikes the woodwork with an improvised effort from the edge of the box which hits the frame of the goal. Arthur Masuaku's cross.

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Into the final 10 minutes at the London Stadium. It will need a bit of magic from someone now.

A double change for West Ham and it is not met with universal approval. Javier Hernandez is withdrawn, to the boos of the home crowd, and replaced by Diafra Sakho. Ex-Swansea man Andre Ayew is also withdrawn with Arthur Masuaku on instead.

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Martin Olsson cuts inside and his run across the box culminates in a curling effort which flashes just past the post. Most of Swansea's efforts have come from distance today.

Another high ball into the area but once again Lukasz Fabianski is able to leap high and pluck it away from the lurking Andy Carroll.

Paul Clement makes his second change as Leon Britton is replaced in midfield by Roque Mesa.

West Ham striker Andy Carroll challenges Lukasz Fabianski for a high ball into the box. The Swansea goalkeeper claims the ball but lands heavily.

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West Ham in need of some of creativity and Slaven Bilic responds by bringing on Manuel Lanzini for skipper Mark Noble. Cheers from the home fans.

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An example of why Renato Sanches remains a work in progress. Swansea win a free-kick about 30 yards goal from goal. The Portuguese youngster lines the dead ball only to fire it high and wide of the goal. West Ham fans laugh and jeer. Sanches shakes his head, looks to the sky and crosses himself. A bit of divine intervention might be the only way either side will score this afternoon.

West Ham briefly flicker into life. A deep cross from Michail Antonio is sent in the direction of Andy Carroll at the back post. The lumbering striker stretches every muscle to try to get the decisive touch but is not quite able to get there. Swansea breathe a sigh of relief.

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Mark Noble is rather fortunate. The West Ham skipper makes a complete hash of a clearance and the ball dribbles towards goal. Swansea's players are lurking but Joe Hart reacts quickly enough to clear his lines.

And we are back under way.

The players are slowly ambling their way back on to the pitch at the London Stadium for the second half. More bubbles from the bubble machine.

Swansea have made a change and brought on Leroy Fer for Wilfried Bony who has a slight injury apparently.

Swansea midfielder Sam Clucas admits to Football Focus' Mark Clemmit that he had to tell himself to "switch on" when playing against his favourite team.

Sam Clucas is on the bench for the Swans today, perhaps we will see him at some stage in the second half.