It's a pen. Harry Kane to take it himself.

What's the point?

Teemu Pukki is almost in with a ball over the top but Davinson Sanchez gets in the way. Pukki does well to hold it up but there's nobody in support.

Spurs immediately go up the other end and Christoph Zimmermann slides in rashly, bringing down Harry Kane who had turned him inside out. Blatant penalty.

Sam Fathers: Pellegrini is clueless and has got to go. But only if there is a better option (ie. not someone who has taken teams down) Howe, Bielsa, Dyche or in a dream world maybe Poch.

Into the last 15 minutes. Can West Ham rescue this?

Just two touches inside the box for Harry Kane. Spurs can't get the ball to him.

Dele Alli drives towards the box and Jamal Lewis slides in to make an excellent tackle.

Image source, Opta

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has revealed there is still nothing definitive on the extent of the knee injury Scott McTominay sustained against Newcastle on Boxing Day.

United are still to fully scan the Scotland international.

Solskjaer said on Boxing Day there was some ligament damage.

Luke: Mourinho has certainly brought a nasty streak to Spurs' players. Moura now happy to slam players into the boardings when completely outplayed. Along with Son's sudden insistence on kicking and bringing players down at all costs even if breaking legs. Awful trend.

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19:03 GMT 28 December 2019

West Ham United 1-2 Leicester City

West Ham have used all thre subs but now Felipe Anderson needs treatment after a dig in the back at a corner. I think he's going to be OK.

Tom Trybull is on for Mario Vrancic for Norwich. Erik Lamela comes on for Spurs, replacing Giovani Lo Celso

Straight away Albian Ajeti is in on goal for West Ham but Kasper Schmeichel is able to come out and sweep it away. At least he's added a focal point.

Christian Eriksen makes space for himself outside the box and drives a shot low down the middle. Tim Krul sees it late but he gathers it in safely.

Wilfred Ndidi is on to replace stand-in Nampalys Mendy who was making his first start of the season. West ham send on Albian Ajeti up front.

Jose Mourinho sprints to retrieve the ball for his players on the touchline.

He's keen to get involved and wants more energy from his players too. They need to find an equaliser from somewhere.

Mikel: West Ham boss Manuel Pellegrini has got to go but David Moyes? Please, no.

Wes! Morgan juggles the ball over his head and then hits a volley which is straight at Lukasz Fabianski.

James Maddison then again walks through a gaping, gaping hole in the Hammers midfield. What is going on out there?

Marco Stiepermann is replaced by Kenny McLean for Norwich.

Really nice from Tanguy Ndombele, who spins and lays it off to Serge Aurier on the right. Norwich clear their lines and Max Aarons speeds past Lucas Moura near the touchline.

The striker barges him off the ball and Aarons goes crashing into the sponsorship hoardings. Ouch!

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

Today's game is regarded as coming too soon for Paul Pogba.

It is less than 48 hours since Manchester United were in action against Newcastle - which was his second game in five days after three months out with an ankle injury.

United play again at Arsenal on Wednesday before cup games against Wolves and Manchester City, so I guess it makes sense.

Paul Parker
Ex-QPR and Manchester United defender on BBC Radio London

I don't think anyone would think Robert Snodgrass would be so important for West Ham but his quality from dead balls is key for them. Leicester will try to keep the ball. The way they do is it really good and they can look to catch them on the counter attack because they have pace. West Ham don't have enough players of pace or energy. They aren't showing much evidence they can get back in this game.