West Ham are well on top here. Crosses from either side cause problems, with Benrahma's just beating the outstretched boot of Antonio and Coufal's claimed by Pope.

Only Paolo di Canio (47) and Mark Noble (46) have more PL goals for West Ham than Antonio (45).

Fair play.

Said Benrahma is allowed a brief moment to get something to eat as part of Ramadan. Like he needs anything that might perk him up.

Alright lads, can everyone calm down a bit. My fingers are bleeding here from the typing.

Off the line!

Matej Vydra gets in behind Diop, who misjudges a long ball forward. The Clarets striker chips the ball into a shooting spot and then chips over the keeper but Dawson is there to nod it away.

Benrahma is tearing Burnley's defence to bits. He finds space again and beats a man to open up a route to goal.

Instead of shooting himself, he opts to pass to Lingard, but misjudges it and the ball goes behind his colleague, ending the attack.

Oh, wow! So close to 3-1.

It is Benrahma again, this time going alone with a curling shot from a similar spot to his assist a few minutes ago. It skips just a yard past the far post. That one did need the touch from Antonio, but he couldn't provide it.

There are more goals in this.

If the game at the Hawthorns was a damp squib, this is on fire.

Issa Diop had a bit of a shocker for the Burnley goal but he is well-placed to head away a corner as the home side look to reassert some control.

Michael Brown
Former Sheffield United midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Lingard has a role where he can drift across the pitch. You can see he is hungry as well, he looks so confident.

Only Tim Cahill (56), Javier Hernandez (53) and Gabriel Jesus (49) have scored more Premier League goals with 100% coming from inside the box than West Ham's Michail Antonio (44).

West Bromwich Albion

More from West Brom boss Sam Allardyce, speaking to BBC Sport: "It's very disappointing not to get three points and keeping us more alive.

"Our system wasn't working well enough against theirs. They only had Silva up front so we were wasting one of our players [by having a back three] so we brought a more creative player on. Matt Phillips made a difference. The players are massively disappointed.

"Unfortunately we've been in positions to win and we haven't. I can give the players a lot of credit for the improvement they've shown but the ultimate aim was to win more games and have a better chance of being safe. I never expected us to get out of trouble with less than two or three games left. At Sunderland, Blackburn, Palace [they left it late to stay up]. To have to win four on the trot makes it a difficult task and we have to rely on other teams losing.

"I'm just pleased we're playing well. I'm pleased we're showing we can compete at this level. What we can't do is finish a team off and that's been the missing link.

"We'll keep fighting to the end."

If you had to pick one of them, which one would you go for to lead the line in a side: Chris Wood or Michail Antonio?

I mentioned earlier that West Ham had brains to go with the brawn. Lingard and Benrahma are very much part of the former category. The Burnley defence is getting pulled all over the shop by the pair.

We've got a game on our hands, people.

Since the start of March, only Kelechi Iheanacho (9) has scored more Premier League goals than Chris Wood (7 goals in 8 games).

Huge test for West Ham now. They are in a bad spot at the moment, out of form and up against a confident, stubborn opponent.