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Stuart Attwell blows the final whistle. West Ham deserved a point, but and you can't help but wonder if it might have finished differently had Andy Carroll not been sent off.

Four minutes of injury time at Turf Moor...

Postpublished at 16:42 British Summer Time 14 October 2017

16:42 BST 14 October 2017

Burnley 0-1 West Ham

A bit of a coming together between Joe Hart and Ashley Barnes. Both men eventually get up off the turf after recovering from being winded.

Final change for Burnley as left-back Stephen Ward is withdrawn for Ashley Barnes. Sean Dyche going for three men up front for the remainder of the game.

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Diafra Sakho is on for West Ham with Javier Hernandez the man making way.

Is it going to be one of 'those' days for Burnley? Despite the extra man advantage they are struggling to really make an impact in the final third of the pitch.

Burnley manager Sean Dyche, sweat patches under the arms of his white shirt, is frantically gesticulating in his technical area. The Clarets are starting to build a bit of a head of steam, but West Ham look dangerous on the counter attack.

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Johann Gudmundsson, Iceland's hero from their two World Cup qualifiers this week, lets rip from distance and his low effort strikes the post. The ball rebounds of the back of Joe Hart's body, and the West Ham goalkeeper is fortunate it spins back into his grasp rather than dribbling over the line.

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Burnley have a chance at the other end as Steven Defour crosses but Matt Lowton, in a good position, is unable to get his head on it.

A brilliant passing move by West Ham. Manuel Lanzini and Javier Hernandez combine superbly before the ball is slipped out to Michail Antonio. The West Ham midfielder does not quite make clean contact with his shot but nevertheless draws a fine save from Nick Pope.

A teasing low cross from Manuel Lanzini across the box and Michail Antonio slides into the six-yard box but is unable to quite get the decisive touch.

And we are back under way at Turf Moor.

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A couple of changes for Burnley at half-time as Sean Dyche goes two up top. Sam Vokes is on for Jeff Hendrick while Johann Gudmundsson replaces Scott Arfield.

Slaven Bilic also tinkers with his side as Pedro Obiang comes on for Marko Arnautovic.

Burnley's players purposefully sprint back on to the field. West Ham's by contrast take their time with a leisurely stroll.

Football Focus

Injured Burnley goalkeeper Tom Heaton, spoke to Football Focus earlier: "It's a month and a half since I did the injury but I am getting better every day. I find it tough watching games and it's the agitation I get watching. I'm not a great spectator. We are not quite sure with the time of the injury, it's months rather than weeks."

Heaton will be desperately hoping he can return to fitness sooner rather than later following surgery on his shoulder, especially with the World Cup round the corner.

Michail Antonio's goal was his first of the season incidentally.

After a dull start the match came to life midway through the half. How much will Andy Carroll's sending off affect the game? You get the feeling it might end up like something akin to Rorke's Drift for the visitors in the second half.

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A decent build-up from Burnley sees Stephen Ward's cross punched clear by Joe Hart. The unmarked Steven Defour latches on to the loose ball, but from just inside the box can only fire high over the crossbar.