Felipe Anderson is off, and Manuel Lanzini comes on as Manuel Pellegrini rings the changes - probably all too late.

This upturn from West Ham continues, and now it's Sebastian Haller who shoots on goal - but again, it flies right at Pope.

And now Andriy Yarmolenko gets a shot on target, but Nick Pope is right behind it to make an easy save.

Burnley were the victims last week when they could not turn over a hefty deficit at half-time at Bramall Lane, can they learn from that?

But this is better from the Hammers to begin with as Pablo Fornals tries a shot from just outside the home box. However he slips over and the ball dribbles well wide.

And West Ham get us under way, with no changes by either manager at the break.

West Ham have had just the one touch - by Felipe Anderson - in Burnley's box so far...

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Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on Final Score

Talk about shooting yourself in the foot. You're conceding goals, you're one-nil down, you've just got away with a VAR decision and your goalkeeper throws it to Fabian Balbuena who has his back to the rest of the game, gets it wrong and Burnley take full advantage of it.

Roberto Jimenez has caused more problems than he's solved for West Ham.

That's for the first half - Manuel Pellegrini has much on his plate after a really poor first 45 from the Hammers.

Much. much better from last week by Burnley, despite that VAR-related controversy.

Ben Mee clips Haller from behind at goes into the book in stoppage time

Jonathan Walters
Former Republic of Ireland international on Final Score

This VAR is a shambles. You can't even see where Ryan Fredericks' foot is. That's been disallowed but the first goal shouldn't have stood either! It hit Ashley Barnes and went out for a goal-kick but the referee's given a corner - we all missed it earlier.

Mr Friend is not a friend of the home fans right now, who are incensed when they think a backpass into Jimenez isn't given.

That said, West Ham are still miles off the pace of this game.

Sean Dyche is seething in the technical zone - is that a turning point?

Yes he is! Just inches in it, and it might be because of Ryan Fredericks' position some way away - scant reward for a superb header from McNeil's great cross.

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Chris Wood nets with a header, but is it offside?

Robert Snodgrass swings in another corner for the Hammers, but James Tarkowski thumps it away with his forehead.

Snodgrass gets it back and tries again, but his cross is easily cut out by Nick Pope.

Referee Kevin Friend stops the game to have a serious chat with Ashley Barnes - it looks like he's fed up with a bit of backchat after a contested throw in. Skipper ben Mee listens in and gives his opinion, but there's no card.

Ben Mee expertly robs Felipe Anderson near his own box, and seconds later his side are winning a corner at the other end.

McNeil swings it over ti the far post, but James Tarkowski's cross back into the box floats behind the goal.

The Hammers get their first corner of the day, but Robert Snodgrass' effort is easily dealt with at the near post.