Ryan Fredericks marks his home debut with a yellow card for a clunky tackle from behind on Diogo Jota.

Ruben Neves is the latest player in old gold to take aim from outside the box, but yet again it's off-target, bouncing yards wide of the left-hand post.

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It's been exciting in parts so far, but there's been no goalmouth action as yet.

A ball pumped over the top towards Michail Antonio drops on the edge of the area, but Ryan Bennett shepherd it back to Rui Patricio.

Seconds later at the other end, Raul Jimenez takes the ball down off his chest, speeds past Cresswell and fires the ball across the box, but it's too far in front of Diogo Jota.

Issa Diop gets away with one, the ball striking his hand on the outside edge of the box after he challenged Costa.

But that is much better from Doherty! He shoots on target from outside the box, after a lovely take-down and pass from Helder Costa, but Fabianski pushes the shot around his post for a corner.

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Nice work from Diogo Jota is spoiled by Matt Doherty, whose cross from the right after he was found in space merely loops over into Fabianski's clutches.

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Wolves looked unsettled for a couple of minutes, and they're not scared to have a go when the chance comes with Joao Moutinho shooting wide from distance - but as yet Lukasz Fabianski has had nothing to worry about.

Felipe Anderson is given too much space on the edge of the box and drills in a low shot that Rui Patricio drops sharply to his right to parry, and he's then up quickly to hoof a rebound away.

Good start by the hosts.

Raul Jimenez takes the ball down off his chest nicely and fires off the game's first shot, a volley that bobbles well wide of the left post.

West Ham's Michail Antonio looks around in anger as the corner he felt was his in the opening 20 seconds is given as a goal kick. Two nice kits on display today, not too busy, nice and simple.

And we're under way on a sunny afternoon in east London, with West Ham kicking off

The teams emerge into the London Stadium sunlight, with the managers exchanging the usual pleasantries. Today's referee, Chris Kavanagh, is getting things together with kick-off moments away.

Martin Fisher
Match of the Day commentator

It's early days but three consecutive defeats have West Ham fans worried again. It replicates their start to last season, which set the tone for a difficult campaign.

Despite the arrival of a Premier League-winning manager over the summer and a host of new signings, things haven't yet clicked and familiar shortcomings remain.

Wolves are also looking for their first win but are far more upbeat.

Confidence, already high after breezing to the Championship title, was massively boosted by taking a point off Manchester City last week in a spirited display that oozed belief.

West Ham's woes might continue for a while yet.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on Final Score

You have to instill confidence into players somehow.

It was a huge result to win against AFC Wimbledon in the League Cup. They needed it.

Both sides are searching for their first Premier League win of the season, but while West Ham have yet to win a single point, Wolves have two and will be boosted by the 1-1 draw with champions Man City last weekend.

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It's not been the kind of return to the Premier League that Manuel Pellegrini would have envisaged. The ex-Man City boss' new side have shipped nine goals in three outings so far, but the Chilean will be hoping that a midweek win over AFC Wimbledon in the Carabao Cup will have lifted spirits a bit.

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The Hammers make just one change, with Aaron Cresswell replacing Arthur Masuaku, while Marko Arnautovic has shaken off a knee injury to be fit for kick-off.

West Ham XI: Fabianski, Fredericks, Balbuena, Diop, Cresswell, Snodgrass, Carlos Sanchez, Wilshere, Antonio, Anderson, Arnautovic.

Subs: Adrian, Zabaleta, Obiang, Noble, Hernandez, Yarmolenko, Rice.

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Wolves head coach Nuno Espirito Santo names an unchanged side for the fourth Premier League match in a row.

Wolves: Rui Patricio, Bennett, Coady, Boly, Doherty, Joao Moutinho, Neves, Castro Otto, Helder Costa, Jota, Jimenez.

Subs: Ruddy, Gibbs-White, Saiss, Vinagre, Hause, Bonatini, Traore.

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