A free-kick is whipped into the box by Aaron Creswell but Declan Rice glances it wide.

An hour on the clock and Burnley caretaker Mike Jackson will be delighted with the efforts of his players so far.

The Clarets are about to make a change.

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Leicester have made a change. Midweek goal hero James Maddison is on for Ayoze Perez. The Foxes would love him to come up with another right now.

Ray Houghton
Former Liverpool and Republic of Ireland midfielder

Burnley can't find a pass at the moment. Weghorst is feeding off scraps. West Ham have come out, after s telling off by David Moyes at half time you'd imagine, with more purpose.

Burnley are well organised and West Ham are getting frustrated. A rare chance for Michail Antonio but he nods it wide. The TV camera switches to Carlos Tevez who is watching in the stands. He would have fancied his chances with that chance.

Leicester win a corner but Newcastle are well organised and get it clear. The hosts are now steaming towards Leicester's box and Joelinton eyes a chance but puts it over from about 20 yards.

This is a good spell of pressure by West Ham. Aaron Cresswell curls a lovely ball towards the six yard box but Nick Pope is alert to the danger and punches it clear.

Half a chance for West Ham but it bounces off Tomas Soucek's knee in a crowded penalty box and out for a goal kick.

Despite only having 37% possession, Newcastle have made 17 more passes into the final third (54) than Leicester have (37).

Leicester are enjoying another chunk of possession but Newcastle are proving difficult to breakdown.

Declan Rice tries to pick out Jarrod Bowen with a long punt forward but Burnley have, on the whole, defended well. The Hammers have it all to do.

Will Burnley hold on to increase the pressure on Everton?

Newcastle have made a fast start to the second half.

Allan Saint-Maximin is about 20 yards out when he digs out a shot which falls wide.

Now Miguel Almiron is down hurt.

Back under way at St James' Park with everything to play for.

Ray Houghton
Former Liverpool and Republic of Ireland midfielder

The players are thinking about Ashley Westwood. It is never nice to see a team-mate with a bad injury, but they've got to be professional. They are 1-0 up; could easily be 2-0. West Ham haven't been as good as they have been this season.

Understandable, how much has Thursday taken out of their legs? They are still a threat from set pieces.

Wonder if Sean Dyche is watching this? Nursing a pint while perusing the Sunday papers perhaps? He'll have a smile on his face if he is. This is a fighting performance from the Clarets.

David Ljunggren: Saint-Maximim may be exciting to watch but all too often he ends up in a dead end. He needs some better coaching.

Thoroughly deserved lead for the Clarets but how much will they regret that penalty miss?

Managerless Burnley are one point from safety as it stands. They are going toe-to-toe with the Hammers despite a serious injury and a penalty miss.

All to play for at St James' Park.

Nine minutes of additional time signalled because of the injury to Ashley Westwood.

By the way, Lukasz Fabianski was booked for the foul on Maxwel Cornet that led to the penalty.

Ray Houghton
Former Liverpool and Republic of Ireland midfielder

Absolute shocker. The false run, he stops and waits; he tries to angle it across into the opposite corner and gets too much on it.

What a miss; how big could that be?