Michael Brown
Former Leeds midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

We are still seeing very similar set ups from both sides.

We thought whether we would see some tweaks and tactical changes.

It is so tense.

It's Leeds's time to enjoy a spell of pressure but they cannot test Lukasz Fabiansk. Angelo Ogbonna and Fabian Balbuena have been excellent at the back for West Ham.

There's some cracking fixtures coming up but I don't think we're going to see a better game this weekend.

It's completely engrossing between two evenly matched teams.

Another sumptuous move by West Ham.

Jarrod Bowen is everywhere and he finds Sebastien Haller but his attempt is deflected behind by Luke Ayling.

Leeds cannot get out of their own half. Another chance for Haller but Illan Meslier tips it over.

It's getting murkier by the minute but this continues to be an enthralling end-to-end contest.

Jarrod Bowen is free and attempts to deliver a cross into the Leeds penalty area where there are a couple of team-mates waiting but it's too close to Illan Meslier who collects.

Here come West Ham. This is not boring.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Elland Road

A bold half-time move by Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa as Jamie Shackleton and Helder Costa replace Ezgjan Alioski and Jack Harrison.

That's 66% of his subs gone in one go.

He doesn't know the Premier League has decided to stick with three rather than revert to five doesn't he?

Leeds have come flying out of the blocks. Jamie Shackleton is involved straight away and there's a chance for Patrick Bamford which only just fizzes wide. That was a nice shot on the turn by the striker.

Jack Harrison and Ezgjan Alioski, who was booked, have made way for Costa and Shackleton.

Marcelo Bielsa's reaction to that first half is to make a double change. Helder Costa and Jamie Shackleton are on. We're back under way.

Marching On Together doesn't sound the same without the fans booming it across Elland Road.

I've had to dig my spare computer out during half-time.

The first half was so hot there was steam coming out of the one I am using!

The players are getting ready to come back out. More frantic 200mph stuff? We're about to find out.

Carl Lavery: I'm a Leeds fan but that retaken penalty is just stupid, technically right but nonsense.

Nii: Anytime I watch Kalvin Philips play, you get the feeling that he will soon be snapped up by one of the so called 4 top clubs. He’s so composed, so elegant and a very good midfielder. Pity.

The first half between Leeds (5) and West Ham (3) saw eight shots on target recorded - only Aston Villa's 7-2 win versus Liverpool has seen more attempts on target in the first half of a Premier League game this season (12).

Win or lose, David Moyes is going to vent at that decision to retake the penalty. He didn't like it one bit.

Michael Brown
Former Leeds midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a good, entertaining first half.

The start was good for Leeds with VAR drama but a good reaction from West Ham, creating opportunities and got the goal from the set piece.

Both sides have had good opportunities but now it is down to the two managers to see if they can find a difference for their teams.

You can stomach the one that goes over the line but the penalty, the goalkeeper starts from behind the line and his heel is just over the line. I get it but it is very cruel.

Since his Premier League debut in February, only Harry Kane and Dominic Calvert-Lewin (both 4) have more headed goals in the competition than Tomas Soucek (3). Four of his six goals in the top tier have come from corner situations.

A great advert for the Premier League. A game dripping in drama and very much in the balance.

Luke Ayling digs out a shot but it doesn't trouble Lukasz Fabianski.

The first half has flown by.