Five minutes remain. There is still something there for Burnley if they can show a bit of bravery and guile.

Yet again, West Ham fail to make the most of a good break. They have four on three, but Fornals' decision to cut back in makes Mee's work easier to block and then clear.

The Hammers really should have this wrapped up now.

Big shouts of anger as Fornals goes in studs up on Gudmundsson. The referee is quickly there to calm matters down, with no disciplinary action taken. Might have got a bit lucky, there, the West Ham player.

A fine night's work for Benrahma ends as he departs to be replaced by Jarrod Bowen. Not a bad replacement at all.

Just to remind West Ham they're not home and dry yet, Gudmundsson arrives to shin a shot wide at the back post.

West Ham have played some really nice, patient football around the Burnley box. So rarely have they found a really incisive final ball, though.

Dwight McNeil has also had a quiet one. He departs with Johann Berg Gudmundsson on.

The Hammers now up to 18 efforts at goal. Only three on target, though.

Burnley making another change...

It is swinging backwards and forwards, this game.

West Ham in a moment of ascendancy right now, underlined by another shot - this time from Cresswell - that flashes wide of the far post.

Wide!

Antonio goes for goal again but sends his shot just wide from near the edge of the box.

It came at the end of a superb passing move from the Hammers involving numerus players. Lovely to watch.

Burnley starting to edge back a bit of territory and threat.

They win another corner that Rodriguez rises to meet but heads wide.

That Rodriguez missed effort doesn't get any prettier on repeat viewing.

At what point do we do the cliched thing of wondering whether all those wasted West Ham chances will come back to haunt them?

I mean, I guess I just have.

HOW HAS HE MISSED?!

Burnley get the ball into the box, sparking a scramble that sees Brownhill's shot blocked and the ball falling to Jay Rodriguez.

He is six yards out, with plenty of the goal to aim at but slices his shot wide. How?

Well, this is one way to save.

Pope sticks out a palm to punch the ball away after Benrahma floats a cross in and over everyone from a central position.

Flag was up anyway, but the home keeper didn't know that.

Rodriguez replaces Vydra, who has offered very little.

Here comes a home change. Jay Rodriguez is stripped and ready to go. It needed to happen. They've been distinctly second best.

If anyone is going to go all Paul Scholes on us from a corner it is Said Benrahma. Cresswell chips his delivery to the edge of the box and the forward goes for volley glory, but fires high and wide.

On the evidence so far, Antonio will get another chance. He won't get an easier one, though.

Oh, Michail lad! There was the hat-trick, staring you right in the face.

West Ham are in the Burnley box, waiting, probing, searching for that opening and it comes when Fornals' shot falls at the feet of the striker. All he has to do is prod in, but his standing foot gets in the way and he fluffs it.

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