Andy Carroll and Javier Hernandez are on for West Ham, replacing Obiang and Ayew - they badly need a goal, and since Collins' opener they have not threatened that much.

And he's quickly followed by Aaron Cresswell for pulling Wilson's shirt.

A clumsy challenge from James Collins on Dan Gosling sees the Hammers goalscorer go into the book.

Lanzini shoots from inside the box, the ball looping up off a defender and behind for a corner.

But it's the hosts who go close to scoring - Wilson stabs a shot just wide from a yard outside the area after a nice lay-off from King.

West Ham have been camped in the Bournemouth half so far since the break, but misplaced passes are the order of the day at the crucial moment.

Andy Carroll is warming up already, I think the big striker may be on to try to shake things up soon.

Marko Arnautovic, who has had a quiet match so far, gets to the bye line and chips the ball back, but it it's too close to Begovic and the home keeper claims it.

It is as you were in terms of teams and the weather as we get under way again - it's lashing it down.

That's been a lively first 45 minutes, Bournemouth had the better chances but still had to come from behind.

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Mazuaku drills the ball low across the Cherries' area, but Steve Cook is alert to it and cuts the chance out.

The hosts are on the up again, with a free kick ricocheting around the area until the ball is weakly nodded by King right at Adrian.

There are four minutes being added on, following that long delay while Kouyate was getting treatment.

West Ham mount a rare sustained attack, but Manuel Lanzini badly miscues a shot wide of the left hand post, the ball sliding off his foot towards the corner flag.

Collins has to stretch to a decent long pass from Steve Cook to nod the ball clear, with King lurking on the edge of the box.

It's all Bournemouth at the moment, but they're not converting their possession into chances, and Smith clattering Ayew to end an attack does not help, either.

Jordon Ibe is tripped by Obiang to win a free kick, Smith gets down the left flank to cross the ball into the box but Collins belts it clear.

Pablo Zabaleta is the next into the book for a push on Adam Smith - feels like a cumulative booking after a few niggly offences.

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It is bucketing it down at the Vitality Stadium now, as Ayew just fails to get to a long, through ball that Ake watches go behind for a goal kick.