West Ham looking very organised with 10 men and have kept their shape well. Burnley's efforts have mostly come from distance despite the extra man advantage.

Burnley midfielder Steven Defour is deservedly booked for a foul on Aaron Cresswell.

Former Manchester United and Everton manager David Moyes among the interested spectators in the crowd at Turf Moor.

West Ham very lucky here. Chris Wood scampers into the box and Joe Hart narrows the angle. Wood draws the ball away from the England goalkeeper who makes contact with the New Zealand striker without appearing to get anything on the ball.

Burnley's protests are waved away by Stuart Attwell, who is coming under increased scrutiny. Both sets of supporters unhappy with decisions.

Two bookings in the space of a couple of minutes sees Andy Carroll receive his marching orders for leading twice with his elbow.

The West Ham striker gets an initial yellow card for putting his elbow into Burnley centre-back James Tarkowski as the pair challenged for a high ball. Then moments later Carroll does virtually the same thing to Ben Mee.

Stuart Attwell shows no hesitation in showing a second yellow and Carroll is sent off. The striker points to his head as if to indicate he was only thinking of the ball, but it was dangerous play.

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Robbie Brady curls a teasing free-kick into the penalty area, which is flicked on by Jack Cork but nobody else in a Burnley shirt is able to head it goalwards.

Cheikhou Kouyate must have been a tightrope walker in a previous life. He climbs all over Steven Defour attempting to win a header but Stuart Attwell keeps his cards in a his pocket

Kouyate has walked very close to the line and managed to get away without being booked so far.

Best chance of the opening stages. A high ball is swung into the penalty area by Burnley's Steven Defour in the direction of Chris Wood. The New Zealand striker evades his marker and manages to get his head on it, but can only direct his effort straight into the grateful arms of West Ham goalkeper Joe Hart.

Michail Antonio pinches possession and then strikes an effort a goal. The West Ham man is unable to generate sufficient power and Nick Pope easily saves.

At the other end, Scott Arfield has a similar effort from distance but Hammers goalkeeper Joe Hart comfortably gathers.

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End-to-end start. West Ham swing a free-kick into the penalty area but Nick Pope palms it to safety and then moments later Joe Hart punches away a teasing cross from Steven Defour.

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Cheikhou Kouyate fortunate to escape a yellow card after a clip on the heels of Scott Arfield. He puts on his best angelic face after a ticking off from referee Stuart Attwell.

We are under way, with the pitch at Turf Moor bathed in early Autumn sunshine.

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Injured Burnley goalkeeper Tom Heaton, speaking to Football Focus earlier: "I think you have an idea about how to handle Andy Carroll. The manager's approach is more on how we go about but obviously you are aware of the threats.

"I have played against Andy a few times. He is a physical presence, and I remember him putting a hat-trick past me in a Manchester United against Newcastle reserve team game so I have been aware of him a long time. Aerially he is top draw. We will try to stop him but also focus on our game."

The players are now in the tunnel at Turf Moor. West Ham striker Andy Carroll looking pretty relaxed shares a joke with Marko Arnautovic

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Ex-Man City and England defender on 5 live Sport

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West Ham really need to get going this season, while Burnley have been exceptional and are punching above their weight yet again.

Sean Dyche has established Burnley as a Premier League team, effectively functioning on a shoestring. But sooner or later, sadly for the Clarets, he will move elsewhere because he's a great manager.

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It feels like playing away suits the Clarets more at the moment - they like the opposition to come on to them, so they can react to that.

That's why I think this one will end up in a draw, and I don't think either side would be too unhappy with that.

Prediction: 1-1

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West Ham make two changes from the side which beat Swansea 1-0 as influential midfielder Manuel Lanzini makes his first of the season.

Marko Arnautovic is also back in the starting-up as Slaven Bilic names an attacking line-up. Hammers skipper Mark Noble and striker Andre Ayew both drop to the bench.

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Burnley boss Sean Dyche keeps faith the side which beat Everton 1-0 at Goodison Park last time out. That means in-form striker Chris Wood starts as a lone striker with Jeff Hendrick just behind.

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It's Burnley's best ever Premier League start, and if their presence in the top six is surprising, so too are the results behind it.

Sean Dyche's men have already surpassed their away points for the WHOLE of last season. The flip side is their uncharacteristic stutters at home - just one win and only one goal.

Although West Ham have yet to win on the road they seem to have addressed their defensive problems which had them bottom in August, and they'll be quietly confident of extending their excellent recent record at Turf Moor.