"We're not a team who will sulk a lot," says Manchester City's Phil Foden.

Alan Pardew
Former Southampton and West Ham manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

If Fulham can get three points today it would be such an important step. It's a big game for Scott Parker against Crystal Palace and I think Fulham are probably favourites. The pressure is on and they will be feeling that a little bit. Scott Parker's made some good signings but he hasn't got them all available today. Palace's away form is not great but they are dangerous on the break and solid, but I would still think Fulham are favourites.

We've got Fulham v Crystal Palace up next, kicking off in half an hour. I'll start building up to that match, while bringing you all the reaction from London Stadium.

Get yourself a brew.

Rob Green
Former West Ham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Disappointing performance for Manchester City, the whole air of invincibility that they've had in previous seasons has dripped away. They came back in the week against Porto but getting turned over against Leicester was not good and the Leeds game could've finished who knows what score, 6-6 or something. They've not really managed to hit the straps this season compared to past seasons gone by.

Ash: City already dropped 7 points this season. Not even in the top half of the table. Peps not renewing his contract at this rate.

Henry: Still think Pep is overrated...

Pep Guardiola's Manchester City are on eight points after five Premier League matches.

For the first time, a team managed by Guardiola fail to reach at least 10 points after five fixtures of a top flight campaign (11 previous top flight campaigns).

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West Ham's players will feel their legs tomorrow. They were blowing for the last 15 minutes.

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That was nervy for West Ham! A brilliant point from a battling West Ham side at London Stadium. Half-time substitute Phil Foden with the equaliser for Man City after Michail Antonio's stunner.

Kevin de Bruyne whips it in from the right. Away by Angelo Ogbonna. Riyad Mahrez dances through on the left... Crucial touch from the keeper to push it onto the post.

CLOSE.

Fabian Balbuena comes in late. He's in the book.

Three minutes added on.

Raheem Sterling nicks it off Andriy Yarmolenko and he's in again! Angelo Ogbonna helps his mate out with a crucial tackle before Yarmolenko blasts it away.

Riyad Mahrez gets in behind and drives along the byline. He should cut it back but tries to walk it in and ends up dribbling it straight out for a goal kick.

Rodri shoots... over.

The chances are piling up for City now. Can West Ham hang on?

Raheem Sterling is in! He's only got Lukasz Fabianski to beat but his first touch means the keeper is able to get to him quickly and makes the block.

It was sloppy play initially from Arthur Masuaku, who lost the ball to Kevin de Bruyne just outside his own box.

Kevin de Bruyne lifts it into the box for Riyad Mahrez. He chests it down and is about to shoot from about five yards out but Arthur Masuaku gets back JUST in time and absolutely hoofs it up and into the stands.

West Ham try to break through Pablo Fornals but Ederson reads it really well and comes out of his box to mop out.

Pablo-slug-Fornals uses his body really well to win a free-kick in the left corner for West Ham - a rare occasion to get a ball into the box in this second half.

It's whipped in by Aaron Cresswell but cleared by City. Tomas Soucek then wins it back off Joao Cancelo in the box but he's handballed it.

Pablo Fornals doing a brilliant impression of a slug there.

Man City have a free-kick in a nice area... Kevin de Bruyne has shrugged off the competition to take it. He wants it and he'll get it.

Pablo Fornals lies down behind the wall to block the low drive (!!) but De Bruyne curls it over anyway. It's fairly comfortable for Lukasz Fabianski.