And that's it.

A first Premier League win this season for West Ham and new boss Manuel Pellegrini.

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Michail Antonio heads for the corner, and wins a free-kick. It's greeted by huge cheers from the West Ham fans. Just what they needed.

Plenty of goals, plenty of bookings... this time Bernard sees yellow after a mistimed sliding tackle on Robert Snodgrass.

West Ham can just slow things down there.

Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

If you can give percentages this is definitely a 60% - 40% in West Ham's favour.

It has got to be hard for Everton fans to stay and watch if you are not creating the chances you should be.

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West Ham doing well here to keep hold of the ball, before Felipe Anderson sets off on another run and Jonjoe Kenny eases across to win it back.

Everton looking to get it forward quickly...

Robert Snodgrass chops down Bernard on the left, gets himself a card and hands Everton a free-kick in a dangerous position.

Oumar Niasse gets his head to Lucas Digne's delivery, but can't help it on target.

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Unhappy Everton fans? Happy hammers?

The phone lines are open now for 6-0-6, with Chris Sutton alongside Alistair Bruce-Ball.

The number is 08085 909 693 - what are you waiting for?

FIVE minutes of added time. Five nervy minutes for Manuel Pellegrini...

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Felipe Anderson has had a great game. He's a proper bundle of energy. The midfielder wins the ball on halfway, wriggles forward and plays in Michail Antonio.

The substitute tries to work himself an opening, but his shot is blocked by Jonjoe Kenny.

Two minutes to go. West Ham looking good for their first points of the season.

The hosts have pieced some decent attacking moves together, but they've lacked a real clinical edge - they've had almost twice as many shots as West Ham today, and the Hammers' three goals have come from four shots on target.

Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

That was a great cross and what a great finish, or what should have been a great finish had Niasse not gotten unlucky and hit the bar.

Lots of time to get goals in this game.

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Oumar Niasse rattles the bar! Surely that was the chance?

It's a superb ball from Lucas Digne, finding the substitute six yards out and unmarked, but Niasse volleys against the bar.

Everton really needed that to go in.

Big day for Andriy Yarmolenko with two goals on his first start for the Hammers, and he's applauded by the travelling West Ham fans as he makes way for Robert Snodgrass.

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Jonjoe Kenny has delivered some cracking crosses from the right, but this one is well dealt with by West Ham goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski. He is clattered by Oumar Niasse as he punches clear.

Sloppy from West Ham, as Idrissa Gueye steals in to pinch the ball. He lays it off to Gylfi Sigurdsson, who wins a corner.

But Everton are most vulnerable when they're on the attack. West Ham clear, and Felipe Anderson scampers down the left before seeing his effort deflected wide for a corner of their own.

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live reporter at Goodison Park

The Everton manager Marco Silva is prowling the edge of his technical area. His arms are crossed but he is stroking his chin from time to time as he tries to work out how Everton get back into the game.

In fact, I think he's cracked Andriy Yarmolenko in the face. Down goes the goalscorer. Right in the kisser.

Marco Silva's last roll of the dice is to throw Ademola Lookman on for Theo Walcott.

Quick, driving run down the centre from Theo Walcott until he's brought down by Declan Rice. Yellow card for the West Ham man.

Everton really need something here. Gylfi Sigurdsson isn't a bad man to have standing over a free-kick 30 yards out...

But he cracks the top of the wall.