Ray Houghton
Former Liverpool and Republic of Ireland midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

That was absolutely sensational. Good play all round.

Bowen's shot hit with pace and curl and that is a brilliant save from Pope.

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A first booking at London Stadium as Jack Cork brings down Manuel Lanzini.

Moments later Nick Pope shows his class with a superb one-handed save to keep out Jarrod Bowen.

Pope saw that late but flung himself across his line to keep that out.

Daniel Amartey is the third player to be booked inside the first minute in the Premier League this season, after Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins v Arsenal in October and Liverpool's Sadio Mane v Chelsea in January.

Ben Mee, who is out of action with a calf injury, is in deep discussion with Mike Jackson in the technical area. Mee is helping Jackson take charge of this game for the managerless Clarets.

Maxwel Cornet runs into space on the edge of the West Ham box but is quickly closed down.

So far so good for Burnley. They've negotiated the opening five minutes without any scares. Predictably, West Ham have started on the front foot but have not been able to create a serious chance.

Play has been stopped to allow Dan Burn treatment after colliding with his own keeper. It's OK Newcastle fans, he's back on his feet and fine to continue.

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That has to be one of the quickest bookings of the season.

Newcastle start on the front foot and Miguel Almiron is powering towards Leicester's box when he is hauled down by Daniel Amartey after 36 seconds. Yellow card!

Jonjo Shelvey forces a save from the set-piece.

Both London Stadium and St James' Park look pristine in the spring sunshine. We're under way in both games.

David Moyes walks over to shake the hand of Burnley's caretaker boss Mike Jackson, who played under Moyes at Preston. Smiles are exchanged but who will still be smiling at 4pm?

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Nedum Onuoha
Former Manchester City defender on The Friday Football Social

It does feel naive in some ways. To balance it out, the team haven't been getting enough good results and that's with the guy who had been there for 10 years and was the heart and soul of the club.

But for it to happen at this moment in time, it feels to me like maybe something has happened. Otherwise they would have been planning for a while to bring somebody in straight away.

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Talking of cracking atmospheres, it's pretty loud on Tyneside as well where the Toon Army are out in force.

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Cracking atmosphere at London Stadium and the noise has just gone up another notch due to the presence of Carlos Tevez on the pitch.

He's waving to all the fans and looks in good nick for 38.

If only he was playing today!

Bobby Seagull: After the euphoria of qualifying for the Europa League semi final, back to the business to the Premier League. After Spurs & Arsenal tripping up, a win again Burnley will bring us back into the Top 4 race. Will Burnley be rudderless without manager Dyche?

Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on The Friday Football Social

This could turn out to be a stroke of genius. We saw it at Leeds not long ago with Marcelo Bielsa leaving Leeds and what he had achieved.

It felt as though he was maybe done a disservice by being let go but we fast forward six weeks and Jesse Marsch has done an absolutely fantastic job.

You have to let go of that emotional attachment. Unfortunately this is a game that never sits still. It's about moving forward and so far this season Burnley haven't been good enough.

Leicester City

James Maddison is knocking on the door for an England recall in World Cup year, says Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers.

Maddison has helped the Foxes reach the Europa Conference League semi-final and Rodgers described his contribution in the quarter-final triumph over PSV Eindhoven as "wonderful".

The 25-year-old midfielder has not featured for the Three Lions since winning his first cap in 2019.

"He can do no more to get into the England squad," added Rodgers. "He is obviously playing at a very high level and contributing in big games.

"He can't do any more other than just stay consistent and focused. He is up there with his numbers and work-rate."

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

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Burnley's result at Norwich last weekend was as bad as their result over Everton a couple of days before was good.

I expected the Clarets to kick on after beating the Toffees but to follow up a huge win like that by going to the bottom side and losing is a big set-back. I know Maxwel Cornet missed a big chance to equalise at 1-0, but I thought Norwich were comfortable.

What might help Burnley here is that West Ham had a huge Europa League game on Thursday night. They have a small squad and that is the game where David Moyes will pick his strongest team. Even so, I don't see the Hammers losing this one at home.

Lawro's prediction: 1-1

Newcastle United

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Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe says it will not be the "revolution that everyone thinks it will be" at the club in the summer.

A Saudi Arabian-backed takeover of the Magpies in October 2021 has made them one of the richest clubs in the world.

They spent £90m in the January transfer window and Howe will be looking at making further additions this summer.

"I am happy with this squad while acknowledging that time never stands still," said Howe. "You have to continue to improve and evolve so I have no problem looking outward and saying we do need certain things.

"But I do not think it will be the revolution that everyone thinks it will be, and it can't be because we are under financial restrictions."