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West Ham 3-0 Wolves
Not the debut Ki-Jana Hoever would have wished for. The defender, signed recently from Liverpool, replaces Nelson Semedo.
Joao Moutinho is also going to set out the last 15 or so minutes, with Vitinha his replacement.
West Ham 3-0 Wolves
Loves a nodded goal does Soucek.
Three of his four Premier League goals have been headed - indeed, since his Premier League debut in February, no player has scored more headed goals in the competition.
West Ham 3-0 Wolves
Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
No-one was marking Tomas Soucek. He gets across his man, the ball takes a deflection but a brilliant header. I'm not sure about Wolves' defending. I don't think they have got off the bus tonight.
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Did anyone see West Ham winning this game comfortably? Honestly?
It has been a mad game, on a mad day, in a mad season, during a mad year.
Tomas Soucek
Game over. No need for Bowen to stew long on that incident a minute ago as his mate has just wrapped up the points for the Hammers.
Aaron Cresswell's corner to the near post is met by Tomas Soucek with a guiding header that takes a flick of Raul Jimenez and finds the net.
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Bowen is in the hunt for the day's second hat-trick. And he is only denied it by Romain Saiss. A superb cross is swung to the near post, where Bowen is waiting to pounce but Saiss' outstretched boot denies him. The referee signals for a goal-kick, just to rub salt in the wound.
West Ham 2-0 Wolves
Wolves players getting in their own way in an attempt to fashion something. Semedo's cut-back falls to Neto but he and Jimenez conspire to roll the ball harmlessly out for a goal-kick.
West Ham 2-0 Wolves
Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
Brilliant counter-attacking goal again. The main man is Michail Antonio. Absolutely superb. He has bullied Conor Coady all game. He drives down the flank and is patient as he waits for men to join him. Eventually he tees up Pablo Fornals, whose shot comes back off the post and Jarrod Bowen is there again for the tap-in.
West Ham 2-0 Wolves
Wolves had to something. On comes club record signing Fabio Silva, with Adama Traore, who has been keep pretty quiet, departing.
West Ham 2-0 Wolves
Hard to think this is the same side beaten 2-0 by Newcastle here on the opening weekend. They were utterly uninspiring in that game, but here they have the bit between their teeth, against a side who have started the season well.
For all it's flaws, the Premier League remains the go-to league.
Jarrod Bowen
It's that man again!
Michail Antonio gets away down the left, waits for reinforcements and finds one in the shape of Pablo Fornals. His shot from range cannons back off the post but only into the path of Bowen, who has the easiest job going to tap in unchallenged.
The Hammers have the grip on the game they should have had before the break.
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Joao Moutinho fancies scoring a worldy, but his volley from the edge of the box (following a tame West Ham clearance) is way, way over the bar.
West Ham 1-0 Wolves
It just isn't quite working for Wolves. They can't get it to Raul Jimenez in any effective way.
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A very useful free-kick. Cresswell fizzes it in and Ogbonna rises but gets underneath the ball and heads over.
West Ham 1-0 Wolves
Conor Coady picks up the first caution for charging into Antonio and sending the Hammers striker flying deep in Wolves territory.
Useful free-kick this, wide on the left.
West Ham 1-0 Wolves
West Ham have lost just one of their last 22 Premier League games when leading at half-time (W15 D6), a 3-1 home defeat to Arsenal in December 2019.
West Ham 1-0 Wolves
Fredericks' night is over. On comes Ben Johnson. Shame for West Ham and Fredericks. He was a threat down the right.
West Ham 1-0 Wolves
Ryan Fredericks is down and looks like he has a problem. The physio charges on to take a look.
Pearce is on the phone, no doubt double checking what looks likely to be a change with the housebound gaffer.
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Great to see the Man City camp accepting the absolute doing they've just been handed out with such grace.
StuartMac
West Ham 1-0 Wolves
The final 45 minutes of Premier League football for this weekend is under way. Make it a good un lads.