This game is everything I thought it would be.

Just one touch in the box so far for Bournemouth striker Kieffer Moore.

Brentford's defenders are keeping him quiet.

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Brentford love a short corner, absolutely love it. They do another one which Bournemouth never really clear and Christian Norgaard's shot is at Neto.

Bournemouth have attempted 14 crosses in this match, higher than their season average of 13.5 in the Premier League.

James Collins
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Bournemouth have got themselves in positions in the second half. They are a bit reluctant to get the ball into the box and cross, especially with Kieffer Moore in the box. It is a lot better from Bournemouth with pressing and trying to get themselves back into this game.

Bournemouth's Jack Stacey has a cross blocked and held by David Raya.

I'd love to be telling you about juicier incidents but there aren't any. Not a classic.

Josh Dasilva needs a bit of treatment after a clash with Jefferson Lerma but he's fine.

Bournemouth's Jaidon Anthony beats his defender but his cross hits a defender. There are shouts for a penalty but the referee is not persuaded.

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Bournemouth have a bit more about them in this second half, but no chances yet. Philip Billing's cross from deep is scooped up by David Raya.

Bournemouth captain Lloyd Kelly tests his keeper Neto, who is outside his box, with a backpass from the halfway line.

Bournemouth have a corner but alas it's cleared.

That would have been lovely from Brentford's Josh Dasilva. He beats a defender and sees Neto off his line. His 20-yard lob goes over the bar though.

Seconds after the restart, Bournemouth's Jack Stacey stands on Yoane Wissa's foot. Wissa is in pain but gets over it.

The second half begins.

Ivan Toney has scored in four consecutive league games for the first time since February 2021, netting five in total across his last four such games.

That run goes back to November, before the World Cup break.

Wolves

Wolves boss Julen Lopetegui to Sky Sports: "These are three points that we have been fighting for for a long time.

"Today it was important but it's only one match. We're going to have to fight if we win or lose. We have a hard ride ahead of us, that is my vision for this season. We have to be ready.

"I am pleased by our commitment against a very good team.

"We have to continue. This is three points but we have to play more matches. The players have made a big effort today.

"Having this clean sheet is going to be key in the future."

James Collins
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

At Brentford's corners they're all gathering around the back post, and you see the Bournemouth players trying to jostle in between them and mark them.

It works, but unfortunately the quality of the set plays hasn't quite been there yet.

West Ham United

West Ham boss David Moyes to Sky Sports: "We had plenty of chances in the second half to at least get an equaliser. We conceded a goal on the counter-attack which is disappointing.

"A lot of the games are like this, it's tight and very little is between the teams. We didn't get the goal and they got it first which didn't help us. We're not being clinical in the final third, we couldn't get the complete finish.

"The players' attitude was great, but you have to give credit to Wolves as well. We had chances, and opportunities to make better chances. We didn't finish the job off when we had to and we had the chances to do that. We had big opportunities to get back into the game.

"You're under pressure in all the games. They're really tight, there's not much in them. We start again, it wasn't a hugely bad performance, we played well. What we've found this year is that we can't finish the chances when we get them."