Christian Pulisic has been everywhere in the second half and he runs the West Ham backline again, backing them up and then firing just wide. He is some talent.

Final drinks break done then. West Ham can see a massive win on the horizon but Chelsea have a caravan of attackers heading their way. Christian Pulisic is hacked down by Declan Rice - booked.

Jack Wilshere! A genuinely forgotten man. He's on for the Hammers.

Chelsea have looked much more like it since those changes as Olivier Giroud heads one tamely at Lukasz Fabianski. More goals to come?

Proper penalty area pinball now as Christian Pulisic puts a ball right across the face of goal and it just needs a touch! West Ham escape, before Manuel Lanzini is booked for a lunge on Cesar Azpilicueta.

Willian doesn't give up on a nothing ball down the right and keeps it in, flashing in a low cross which RLC meets with his very first touch - but slides it wide. Tough chance, but better from the men in blue.

For want of a better word they have been soft down the middle all night. Robert Huth would have seen a clean sheet for the vistors here.

That's not soft though, nasty one from N'Golo Kante and he's lucky not to go in the book.

Olivier Giroud is on for the disappointing Tammy Abraham while Ruben Loftus-Cheek replaces Ross Barkley.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

The one thing I look at with Chelsea is that they switch off defensively. They don't have the John Terry or the Gary Cahill.

I wonder whether they could have kept Cahill for a year longer and played him in games like this. Andreas Christensen is nice on the ball but he is not an out and out defender.

Got to take those!

Chelsea attack in numbers but Declan Rice wins a fine tackle and West Ham can counter. They're three on three. Manuel Lanzini is found on the left, opens up his body and goes to bend one in the far corner but puts it over.

Rice has been excellent in this second half.

The Hammers are now three points clear of the drop zone as it stands, and Chelsea just two ahead of Wolves and Manchester United.

A huge swing.

Mason Mount is on for Chelsea as Frank Lampard prowls the touchline, hand in pockets. Not angry, just disappointed.

His side have not defended well tonight at all.

West Ham starting the second half neatly and nicely. Zipping it about at a good pace. Willian then flies down the right and puts in a dangerous cross that just needed a touch. Where is Willian off to? Still a very good player.

Mason Mount has been warming up through the break but he's not on just yet. Away they go!

Here come the sides once more. Any more drama to come?

Leicester City

Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers: "We were very good in the second half. We’re disappointed with the start, it’s something that has crept back into the game. We gave away a soft goal, but I thought the penalty was harsh. It took so long to be given. We had to change it to get ourselves in the game and we were much better. We set out to start with that tempo and we didn’t do that. We had enough of the ball but it ended in disappointing.

"I assume the responsibility for the results. That’s what I’m here to do. We’re in a strong position. We still have it within our hands to achieve what would be a dream for us. Since we’ve come back we’ve not got the performance right. The second half was better. We need to win on Saturday."

On Everton's penalty: "I think it was so harsh. We’ve had so many of those that we haven’t had this year. It was difficult to go behind with that. It wasn’t clear and obvious."

it took him two attempts but Tomáš Soucek is now the second Czech player to score a Premier League goal for West Ham. Radoslav Kovác netted three PL goals for the Hammers from 2009 to 2010.

Remember him?

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Everton

Everton boss Carlo Ancelotti, speaking to Sky Sports: "An important result and an important performance. It was difficult, so difficult second half because we played against a team that is so strong with quality. We started well and got 2-0 up and after that thought more to attack than to defend, but this is normal because the three points were very important.

"The spirit of the team is really good. We are focused and motivated. We have a really difficult, but a really exciting game against Tottenham so we have to be ready there."

On qualifying for Europe: "There are a lot of teams involved. We are happy to be involved and would like to be so until the last minute of the last game."

On Richarlison: "He took a knock on his ankle. He will not have a problem to recover."