Oletum: De Gea is shockingly good. He gets up and acts like it’s just another save.

Lee: De Gea, best keeper in the world. Simples!

Don: pay De Gea £500k a week if we have to. Worth extra 15 points a season.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the London Stadium

The sun is shining at the London Stadium in more ways than one.

Instead of the ugly scenes we saw when Burnley visited three weeks ago, the West Ham fans are singing, getting behind their own team and taking every opportunity to laugh at Southampton.

The enormity of this victory for David Moyes cannot be underestimated. For Mark Hughes and Southampton though, it is looking like a very tricky end to the season.

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Watford make their first change.

Craig Cathcart makes his first appearance since August after a long spell out injured. He gets a warm reception as he replaces Sebastian Prodl.

Not sure they could have been any worse, but Southampton have been much better since the restart. West Ham's feet are off the proverbial gas, mind.

Charlie Austin has a shot blocked away for a corner.

After having a very quiet afternoon so far, Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea is sent into action with two quick saves from the lively Tammy Abraham.

Better from the visitors.

Gman: If Hughes can't a tune out of these players after Puel and Pellegrino have tried and failed then the players need to take a long hard look at themselves.

CabbageFace: Keep selling and losing your best players and managers it will catch up on you. Down.

Huddersfield shot! A rarity away from home and it's a decent one too, Laurent Depoitre rolling his man and placing one wide form about 20 yards.

Burnley go three-on-three with West Brom's nervous defence.

Georges-Kevin Nkoudou gets to the edge of the box on the left but he's run out of space and his cross isn't good enough to trouble the Baggies.

At the other end, Jay Rodriguez's header flies over the target.

Juan Mata swings the ball in from the right, it lands on the head of Romelu Lukaku and then Alexis Sanchez.

Neither United player direct it past Swansea keeper Fabianski.

David: Shocking challenge by Kenedy on Kachunga. He deserves a retroactive ban for that.

Elias Kachunga did try and run that ankle injury off but he unsurprisingly can't - on comes Collin Quaner.

Sam Clucas has been forced off the field and Wayne Routledge is going to come on in his place.

Swansea have used all their subs now and it would be a big blow if they lose Clucas for a while.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Southampton have started the second half quite well and they have pushed on a bit. Shane Long could bring a change

Chance! Brighton come away on the break and Jose Izquierdo sprints away down the left but he is desperate to come inside, Harry Maguire knows that and shepherds him into traffic expertly well. Good defending.

It looks like Alan Pardew has put a rocket up his players at half-time. The West Brom boys are looking much more lively.

It's been a quiet start at Old Trafford.

Man United remain in control and Swansea now have a injury concern. Sam Clucas needs treatment.

Shane Long came on at the break for the Saints and they need some comeback from here. It does not look likely.

Postpublished at 16:07 British Summer Time 31 March 2018

16:07 BST 31 March 2018

Newcastle 0-0 Huddersfield

Quite literally bone-crunching stuff as Kenedy treads on the ankle of Elias Kachunga. In slow motion that is enough to make you bring up an Easter egg or two. Ouch doesn't really do that justice.

The Huddersfield nine is on the gas and air...

The sun's out at Vicarage Road and Watford have made a bright start to the second half.

The ball pings about the box but Bournemouth's back line hold firm to clear.