The usually stable Nick Pope has a bit of a wobble.

The Burnley keeper comes rushing out of his goal and fumbles into his own player...it looks like Sam Vokes.

Vokes has only been on the pitch a couple of minutes and had tracked back to defend a West Brom set piece.

He looks a little dazed but will continue.

A double change for Manchester United.

Marcus Rashford and Ander Herrera are on for Jesse Lingard and Alexis Sanchez.

Chris Wood thought he'd survived the substitution but he has now been taken off.

Bar his goal, he's not done an awful lot for Burnley. He's replaced by Sam Vokes.

Justice done? Glenn Murray steps up but his penalty is 'at a good height' for want of a better cliche and Kasper Schmeichel palms it away.

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Lovely feet from Solly March, he finds Jose Izquierdo, who throws himself to the deck between two players!

Penalty given...

A delayed debut for Islam Slimani in a Newcastle shirt. He's on in place of Dwight Gayle.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the London Stadium

It would take something pretty extraordinary now for West Ham to be deprived of victory.

However, goalkeeper Joe Hart has an incentive to keep the Saints out for the remainder of the game.

A clean sheet would represent Hart's first in the Premier League since September, which given England manager Gareth Southgate is here would be quite well timed.

I like the look of Leicester sub Fousseni Diabate, he's added to the game since coming on. He beats his man and puts in a good cross which Jamie Vardy backheels at Mat Ryan. Riyad Mahrez then dances into the area on the other wing but it comes to nothing.

Jermain Defoe has entered the fray, replacing Jordon Ibe for Bournemouth.

Swansea's improvement continues.

Wayne Routledge has a chance for the visitors but it's blocked by the Reds' defence.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

It's been a really mature performance by West Ham in the second half.

The first half was committed and entertaining but they have just sat back and controlled the game in the second period.

David Moyes and Stuart Pearce will be delighted.

It's all gone a bit quiet at Vicarage Road.

A throw in from Bournemouth captain Steve Cook bounces about the box before the ref blows for a foul by Nathan Ake.

That's about it.

West Ham have been sitting deep in the second half, protecting what they have, but it's almost a hat-trick for Marko Arnautovic as he crowns a rare attack with a curling effort from the edge of the area which bounces just past the far post.

Georges-Kevin Nkoudou makes way for Jeff Hendrick as Burnley change things up.

Can we get a goal at the Amex? Harry Maguire can't resist a sliding tackle out wide and he goes in the book, free-kick in a decent spot for Brighton...

Headed over by Lewis Dunk.

Ashley Westwood lets fly from distance and it goes well past the target.

The Burnley midfielder got the ball at his feet after a clumsy but effective close-range clearance from Allan Nyom.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

The difference Shane Long provides is he will give you a bit of pace and will stretch the defence. It means you get pockets of space in the middle and you can see that there with Charlie Austin's effort.

Huddersfield go close again, a spot of penalty-area pinball from a set piece but the ball never falls for a man in red and Martin Dubravka is grateful to flop onto the ball.