Stoke attempt to catch Burnley out with a quick free kick but Stephen Ward is alert while his team-mate's question the referee's decision and clears.

Nice link-up play by Arsenal again on the edge of the West Ham area but once again they overplay it and run into trouble.

Back up and running at Emirates as well.

No changes for either side.

Femi: They are the Gunners, but can’t pull the trigger! Excessive intricate play by Arsenal just at the top of the box.

Bernard: The inability of Arsenal to hit the target is shocking...much much to do for the new manager.

Back under way at Stoke.

It was a good performance by the hosts in the first half, can they keep it up for the second?

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio London at Wembley

I think the initial threat was there from Arsenal, they played brightly. West Ham grew into the game, then the match went into a lull. It is a match that needs a goal to open it up, but West Ham will be the happier of the two teams.

James: Arsene Wenger managed the best team I’ve ever seen in English football but this lifeless performance against a dreadful team shows just how far they’ve fallen. I thought this was supposed to be the start of an emotional farewell tour but it’s hard to stay awake.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Emirates Stadium

Maybe Arsenal's players are leaving it until Thursday's Europa League semi-final first leg with Atletico Madrid to start giving manager Arsene Wenger his big send-off because this has been a tedious first 45 minutes in the sun.

Apathy and empty seats the order of the day. Dull. Dull. Dull.

Not the best halves of football you will ever see.

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Laurent Koscielny heads away West Ham's latest corner and Arsenal turn defence into atack before Aaron Ramsey drives wide from just outside the box.

Into five minutes of time added on at the end of the first half and West Ham win a couple of corners in quick succession.

Bit of pressure on the hosts before the break.

Tom: I can't see Iwobi wearing an Arsenal shirt next season. He's one who'll be disappointed to see Wenger go

Kingsley: Granit Xhaka might just have been a lawn mower in his former life.

So far so good for Stoke. A win today will give them real hope of avoiding the drop.

Bobby: The sun is shining at the Emirates but I can't tell which club is battling for survival and which club wants to win the Europa League. Hammers to stage a late second half smash and grab of 3 points?

The stretcher is brought on for Mohamed Elneny, who has injured his foot after clashing with Mark Noble. Ainsley Maitland-Niles replaces the midfielder but that's a blow for Arsenal ahead of the Europa League semi-final.

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What a miss! Stoke are presented with a golden chance to make it 2-0 when Moritz Bauer's low cross is heading straight to the unmarked Mame Biram Diouf but the ball flies through the foward's legs. Surely a goal if he had made any sort of contact.

James: I think of all the current Arsenal players I can relate most to Welbeck, occasionally does something brilliant, always works hard but usually just very average...

Granit Xhaka slides in very late on Arthur Masuaku. He can see referee Lee Mason walking towards him, reaching into his pocket, but tries to delay the inevitable by checking on Mohamed Elneny, who appears to have picked up an injury. Mason waits for Xhaka to look up before showing him the yellow card.

Meanwhile, this doesn't look good for Elneny. He got injured going in for a 50-50 with Mark Noble and took a heavy knock.

Here's the team news from the FA Cup semi-final as Olivier Giroud starts for Chelsea. Meanwhile, Shane Long and Charlie Austin lead the line for Southampton.

Listen to full match commentary on BBC Radio 5 live.

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio London at Wembley

It has not been happening for Alex Iwobi. He has not consistently played, he needs an extended run.

At times this afternoon his touch has not been there and has made a couple of wayward passes. Definitely one for the future but can only fulfil that potential with games.