It's lively down at the Vitality Stadium.

Chelsea, having ridden their luck moments earlier, earn a corner and Mason Mount forces Aaron Ramsdale into a save after Bournemouth can only half clear.

Good game.

Decent from West Ham, down the left this time, but Pablo Fornals' cross is well cleared from in front of Seb Haller.

Bournemouth should be ahead!

Philip Billing again goes close, this time after nicking the ball from Fikayo Tomori.

The Cherries midfielder lines up a right-footed effort but slams it straight into the side-netting.

Chelsea living dangerously...

Nice bit of February sunshine down on the south coast, and Bournemouth are already looking bright...

Jack Stacey crosses from the right and his low delivery is met by Philip Billing on the edge of the six-yard-box, but Willy Caballero parries away the midfielder's effort.

Who is it that Jarrod Bowen runs like? Xherdan Shaqiri? Possibly.

The former Hull man shuffles down the right as West Ham look to counter but it comes to nothing.

Micah Richards
Former Man City defender on Final Score

Olivier Giroud I think should always play. He brings people into play. He's been unfortunate but the quality is there for all to see. He's a top player.

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West Ham 0-0 Southampton

It's Southampton midfielder Stuart Armstrong who took a whack to the had, from the elbow of Aaron Cresswell in fact. He is down for a while but eventually is able to sit up. He's back with us now.

Joelinton looks to be starting on the left of a front three for Newcastle, Miguel Almiron more central for the hosts and Dwight Gayle out on the right.

'Back the team, not the regime' is apparently the buzzword for this game and the Hammers fans have filled the ground in time for kick-off.

Straight away there's a clash of heads and a Southampton man needs treatment.

And we are under way across the Premier League...

Handshake cam...

Newcastle have stopped their players and staff shaking hands within the club to try and stop the spread of coronavirus.

Steve Bruce has no option but to shake hands with the officials before kick-off, no word on whether he and Sean Dyche put palm to palm though.

Micah Richards
Former Man City defender on Final Score

Steve Bruce is a top manager in terms of man-management. If you give him 100%, he will never hang you out to dry, and he's backed Joelinton. The problem he has is his price tag. Once you have a price tag like that, people are always going to question you.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the London Stadium

The protest by West Ham fans earlier was peaceful.

Organisers seemed keen to ensure the focus after 15:00GMT was supporting the players as they bid to drag their team out of the relegation zone.

Estimates at the number of people who walked from Plaistow to the shadow of London Stadium ranged anywhere from 3 to 7,000. They were certainly noisy.

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Crystal Palace

More from Hodgson, on Wilfried Zaha: "His discipline was good today, it was a minor incident, but in a game of this importance and dimension it happens and the importance of the match for both sets of fans is massive. People don’t think it’s a derby but to the fans it is.

"I thought the game was played in the right spirit and we had one of the best referees in the country, so if anything happened Martin was there straight away to deal with it."

On relegation: "You can never say never, it’s good to get back to back wins and we’ve got two important games coming up. If they go well, we can kiss relegation goodbye.

"We’ve got players coming back from injury so suddenly my squad looks different, whereas earlier in the season we needed all hands in deck."

BBC Radio 5 Live

There's plenty of Premier League action to keep across today - and BBC Radio 5 Live has you covered.

We've got live coverage from the London Stadium where West Ham take on Southampton, as well as live updates from all the other matches - all followed by your reaction to the day's matches on 606.

You can listen to all of that using the links at the top of this page.

Here come the sides at the Olympic Stadium. I can foresee Mark Noble having to quell some angry fans before the end of the day.

Or maybe David Moyes will record a much-needed win?

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson: "It was a really good performance from the team, a battling performance. The pitch was heavy but I thought we kept in the game well and got our reward in the end.

"We should have more than one today and we missed two chances at the end but that is what happens when a team is losing, they send players forward. We had chances at the end, we had consistent moments towards the end of the game."

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on Final Score

I like Dwight McNeil's confidence to take the ball wherever he wants to take it. He seems to create something out of nothing when I don't think there are many Burnley players who can do that. As a centre-forward, I'd love to play with him.

Four of the six clubs in action at 3pm are still flirting with the drop, although Southampton's recent good form has seen them put points and teams between them and the relegation zone.

Lose at the London Stadium though, and the Saints will be looking nervously over their shoulder.

A point for West Ham would lift them out of the bottom three, for now.

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