Back under way at the London Stadium.

Chelsea's start to life under Frank Lampard has reflected the transitional nature of a club operating under a new template with an inexperienced manager, an influx of young players and a transfer ban.

Lampard has had mixed fortunes, combining impressive away wins at Norwich and Wolves with struggles at home, including a damaging defeat by Valencia in their opening Champions League game on Tuesday.

As the Blues prepare for today's fixture against leaders Liverpool (coming up at 16:30 BST), what are the club's targets in this unfamiliar territory and how are they reshaping under club legend Lampard?

Read more from Phil McNulty here.

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Wolves definitely grew into the half - Matt Doherty coming close on two occasions, while Adama Traore has had a few shots from long range.

They are still a shadow of the form they showed the last season but if they can dig in and get a result here today could that be the start of a turnaround?

The good news is it can't get much worse than that, surely? If it stays like this, West Ham won't care.

Plenty saw them nicking a result today and so far, they are frustrating Man Utd. Very little creativity and intensity from them.

And that brings an end to the half. Wolves have come closest but it's just very flat.

Over at Selhurst, the biggest drama of the half occurs when the floodlights go out!

A late goal for the hosts. Any response from Man Utd in the second half?

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is in deep conversation with Mike Phelan and Michael Carrick on the touchline. He's been very frustrated so far.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

That is absolutely brilliant. When you watch him, you know he can score from those areas. It just needed a moment of brilliance from a brilliant player and that's what has happened for West Ham. He got a great contact and once again Andriy Yarmolenko proves why he is one of the best players on the right-hand side.

West Ham have the ball in the opposition half but Ryan Fredericks can't get past Ashley Young. Sebastien Haller then goes down in the box and calls for a penalty as he thinks he's been pushed. Nothing in it.

Wolves are edging closer. Joao Moutinho curls a ball into the box and Matt Doherty is inches away from connecting a few yards out.

Any touch and there's a good chance that goes in!

Lovely from Wolves!

One-touch passing creates an opening on the right and it opens up after a quick one-two between Diogo Jota and Raul Jimenez.

Jota only has the keeper to beat from an angle on the right side of the box but he hits it straight into Vicente Guaita.

Nick Godwin
BBC Radio London sport reporter

Wilfried Zaha looks like he is a player trying to prove a point. When he gets the ball he looks dangerous. He's having an impressive game so far.

West Ham try to be inventive and it's executed fairly well. A free-kick from the left is cut-back to the top of the box where Mark Noble is waiting to hit it first time.

He's no Paul Scholes but he gets a decent enough connection. It bobbles through but David de Gea reacts to gather it in low to his left.

Story of the half. Plenty of play out wide but absolutely nothing going through the middle - the danger area.

A couple of set-piece opportunities but nothing much to cheer about.

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Another corner from Man Utd goes begging and West Ham try to counter down the right through Andriy Yarmolenko.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka darts across and slides in near the touchline to stop him. Brilliant tackle.