West Ham have made two changes to the side that lost at Tottenham in their last game.

Mark Noble is replaced in midfield by Manuel Lanzini and Angelo Ogbonna steps in for Fabian Balbuena in the defence.

West Ham: Fabianski, Cresswell, Fornals, Ogbonna, Diop, Rice, Fredericks, Soucek, Antonio, Lanzini, Bowen

Subs: Randolph, Balbuena, Yarmolenko, Anderson, Wilshere, Ajeti, Silva, Lewis, Johnson

Frank Lampard has also made two changes to his Chelsea side that beat Manchester City in their last Premier League outing.

Mateo Kovacic has replaced Mason Mount in midfield, while Tammy Abraham comes in for Oivier Giroud to lead the line in a league game for the first time since 1 February.

Chelsea: Kepa, Azpilicueta, Rudiger, Christensen, Alonso, Kante, Barkley, Willian, Kovacic, Pulisic, Abraham

Subs: Caballero, Jorginho, Loftus-Cheek, Zouma, Giroud, Mount, Hudson-Odoi, James, Gilmour

West Ham 'will have a go.' That's a promise then.

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West Ham manager David Moyes speaking to Sky Sports: "At the end of training yesterday he [Mark Noble] felt his hamstring go a little bit. With the games coming up we thought it wasn't worth the risk.

"We will have a go tonight. I saw them [Chelsea] against Manchester City the other week and they played really well."

Chelsea boss Frank Lampard: "They [Tammy Abraham and Olivier Giroud] bring different attributes. Tammy did well against Leicester. Olivier has done well for us. I hope Tammy's agility and the work rate he brought against Leicester will do well for us.

"We are aware of the teams around us. We have got ourselves into a good position so now it's the business end. We need absolute concentration. It's a really important time for us."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

When David Moyes returned for a second spell as Hammers manager on 30 December, replacing Manuel Pellegrini, he made a bold statement.

"There are only two or three managers with a better Premier League win record than me," he said. "That's what I do. I win."

West Ham won Moyes' first game in charge, 4-0 against Bournemouth.

Their only success in 11 games since was the 3-1 win over Southampton on 29 February. It gives Moyes a win percentage of 17%.

The Southampton game was preceded by a protest walk , attended by thousands of fans, unhappy at the way the club is being run.

This is a big game at both ends of the table of course - the Hammers will kick off level on points with both Villa and Bournemouth and only out of the relegation zone on goal difference.

A win, a fifth since the restart, and Chelsea will go above Leicester and into third place...

Goals have been in short supply since the resumption but we've had 12 in three games so far this evening.

Plenty more on the way at the cavernous Olympic Stadium?

Let us know your thoughts.

Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender

Image source, Reuters

Chelsea boss Frank Lampard has shown his ability to improve his side during games - it happened against Manchester City last week and again to knock Leicester out of the FA Cup on Sunday.

They have not played well for the entire game in any of their three games in the past 10 days, but they have won them all.

West Ham, in contrast, have lost two out of two and my worry with them is where their goals are going to come from.

It is hard to see them getting anything out of this game but all is not lost - they have got home games against Watford and Aston Villa in the final fortnight of the season and, the way those teams are playing right now, it looks like the relegation battle will go right to the wire.

Prediction: 0-1

Lawro's full predictions v grime MC and Liverpool fan Big Zuu

Still one game to come tonight of course...

Matt Upson
Former England and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Newcastle look like they could've played another 45 minutes. That is how comfortable they were. It was too easy.

Leicester were much improved in the second half but it's another game without a win for them.

Everton move level on points with Sheffield United.

The comeback definitely isn't on because it is all over at Bournemouth.

Brilliant display by Newcastle.

Matt Upson
Former England and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think the comeback is on...

Newcastle just went to sleep a little bit and Nathan Ake does quite well. It's a scrappy goal and the only positive is that Bournemouth are still chipping away.

All over and it is a dominant win for Arsenal. Norwich remain rooted to the foot of the table.

Chance! Jamie Vardy does well down the left to beat a man and put in a low cross, Ayoze Perez arrives on it but his shot is deflected just wide...

A thunderous effort by Andy Carroll is superbly pushed away by Aaron Ramsdale.

Damage limitation for Bournemouth now. They really cannot afford to let their goal difference get any worse.

Three minutes of normal time left and Leicester have a very optimistic shout after Ben Chilwell crosses into the hand of Seamus Coleman. He was inches away. Nothing given.

The camera cuts to Eddie Howe, who looks like he just wants the final whistle to go as Bournemouth close in on a seventh game without a win.

Just how does he pick them up from this?

Joe Willock bends an effort just wide of the goal as Arsenal go close to adding a fifth. They are putting on a show now for the fans watching at home.

A flurry of subs from both sides hasn't helped Leicester, with Everton now looking more comfortable. As I say that, of course, James Maddison fires well over the top.