A bluff! James Ward-Prowse doesn't take it, instead Aaron Cresswell curls in a cross that is headed behind for a corner.

Everton easily clear the set-piece though.

Almost for the Hammers! Some ball from Lucas Paqueta, who scoops one over the top but Jordan Pickford does well to sprint out and get to the ball before Jarrod Bowen.

Moments later, and West Ham win a promising wide free-kick...

James Collins
Former West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's almost as if David Moyes has said to Kudus to go where he wants. He is a positive player and he is switching with Antonio. It has been a long time to see him start but there is a big buzz around Kudus.

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Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest boss Steve Cooper, speaking about the loss of striker Chris Wood: "Woody unfortunately picked up a hamstring injury and is going to be out for a little while. We have no recognised striker in the starting XI and it's not ideal in terms of attacking options."

West Ham are growing, spraying passes across the back line.

And then, suddenly, the switch is flipped. Michail Antonio makes up for his earlier error, reliving his winger days by skipping past a defender on the touchline. Although his cross into the box is cleared.

Nice start this.

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp, speaking about Luis Diaz's situation: "We had to obviously make a late change because of the private situation involving Luis Diaz. It's a worrying situation for all of us and it was a pretty tough night. I have never had that before. It's a new experience I never needed."

James Collins
Former West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Both teams are feeling their way into the game but I think Michail Antonio needs a big game today. Last week against Villa he wasn't himself so Moyes has shown faith to stick with him today.

Mohammed Kudus is starting his first Premier League match since joining West Ham from Ajax this summer.

He smartly switches the ball to Michail Antonio who has space in the box. But the forward hesitates and the chance rolls away from him.

James Collins
Former West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Bowen has been superb for a number of years now. He has had a great start to the season and you can see already the tempo of the game and both teams are pressing high.

I have to say the tributes before the game were touching and both sets of fans did themselves proud. The start of the game has been great.

Some nice build-up play from Everton who knock the ball around the edge of the box before Dominic Calvert-Lewin gives it away.

West Ham are happy to sit off and give their opponents possession for now.

Luis Diaz is not involved following the overnight news that his mother has been rescued after being kidnapped in Colombia. Officials are still searching for his missing father.

Darwin Nunez returns to the side from the starting XI on duty for Liverpool last time out in the Premier League.

Youngsters Luke Chambers and James McConnell - who featured in Thursday's Europa League win over Toulouse - are on the bench.

Liverpool XI: Alisson, Tsimikas, Van Dijk, Konate, Alexander-Arnold, Mac Allister, Szoboszlai, Gravenberch, Salah, Nunez, Jota.

Subs: Adrian, Kelleher, Gomez, Matip, Chambers, McConnell, Endo, Elliott, Gakpo.

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Nottingham Forest were already without forwards Callum Hudson-Odoi and Divock Origi because of injury.

There is no Chris Wood either but Anthony Elanga has recovered from illness to feature.

Moussa Niakhate and Ola Aina return to the starting XI, while Harry Toffolo drops to the bench.

Taiwo Awoniyi is back on the bench after injury.

Nottingham Forest XI: Turner, Aurier, Boly, Mangala, Murillo, Sangare, Dominguez, Niakhate, Aina, Gibbs-White, Elanga.

Subs: Vlachodimos, Tavares, Santos, Yates, Williams, Toffolo, Worrall, Kouyate, Awoniyi.

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Aston Villa make four changes to the side that beat AZ Alkmaar in the Europa Conference Leauge on Thursday.

Ezri Konsa, Pau Torres, Moussa Diaby and Nicolò Zaniolo all start for Unai Emery's team.

Aston Villa XI: Martinez, Cash, Konsa, Torres, Digne, McGinn, Kamara, Douglas Luiz, Zaniolo, Diaby, Watkins.

Subs: Diego Carlos, Tielemans, Traore, Chambers, Lenglet, Olsen, Bailey, Dendoncker, Iroegbunam.

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Defender Gabriel Osho makes his first Premier League start for Luton after recovering from a knee injury.

It is one of three changes for the visitors, with Ross Barkley and Issa Kaboré also coming in.

Luton XI: Kaminski, Kabore, Mengi, Lockyer, Osho, Doughty, Ogbene, Barkley, Nakamba, Brown, Morris.

Subs: Woodrow, Adebayo, Chong, Mpanzu, Krul, Giles, Townsend, Johnson, Luker.

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Roberto de Zerbi makes six changes from Thursday's 2-0 win against Ajax in the Europa League as Brighton look to record their first Premier League win since 24 September.

Top scorer Evan Ferguson returns to lead the line, replacing Joao Pedro.

Igor Julio, Adam Webster, Adam Lallana, Mahmoud Dahoud and Carlos Baleba also come in with Ansu Fati, James Milner, Jan Paul van Hecke, Joel Veltman and Billy Gilmour dropping to the bench.

Pascal Gross makes his 200th Premier League appearance for the Seagulls.

Brighton XI: Steele, Dunk, Webster, Julio, Lallana, Dahoud, Baleba, Gross, Mitoma, Adingra, Ferguson.

Subs: Verbruggen, Milner, Joao Pedro, Gilmour, Van Hecke, Fati, Veltman, Buonanotte, Hinshelwood.

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Fulham boss Marco Silva brings in three fresh faces following Monday's 2-0 loss at Tottenham.

Raul Jimenez is preferred to Carlos Vinicius in attack, while Harrison Reed and Alex Iwobi replace Sasa Lukic and Andreas Pereira.

Fulham XI: Leno, Castagne, Bassey, Ream, Robinson, Reed, Palhinha, De Cordova-Reid, Iwobi, Willian, Jimenez.

Subs: Rodak, Wilson, Cairney, Ballo-Toure, Pereira, Muniz, Lukic, Tanton, De Fougerolles.

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Applause ripples around London Stadium.

And now we're ready, West Ham kick things off.

Team news from our three 14:00 GMT kick-offs will be with you ASAP.

Everton manager Sean Dyche and West Ham boss David Moyes are walking to the centre circle holding floral wreaths in memory of former Everton chairman Bill Kenwright and former Manchester United and England midfielder Sir Bobby Charlton who both passed away recently.

We'll also have a moment of applause.

Just joining us? The players are walking out in our first of five matches today. Here's a reminder of the teams.

West Ham: Areola, Coufal, Zouma, Aguerd, Cresswell, Ward-Prowse, Alvarez, Bowen, Lucas Paqueta, Kudus, Antonio.

Subs: Fabianski, Fornals, Mavropanos, Cornet, Ings, Ogbonna, Benrahma, Kehrer, Soucek.

Everton: Pickford, Patterson, Tarkowski, Branthwaite, Mykolenko, Harrison, Garner, Onana, McNeil, Doucoure, Calvert-Lewin.

Subs: Keane, Danjuma, Virginia, Beto, Godfrey, Gueye, Chermiti, Hunt, Dobbin.

Referee: Stuart Attwell

James Collins
Former West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

They have been getting better. Sean Dyche is slowly getting his message across to this Everton team.

But quickly going to West Ham, a measure of how far David Moyes has take them is the bench on display today. That is where Sean Dyche is hoping this Everton team can be.

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David Moyes will always synonymous with Everton because of his successful spell at Goodison Park between 2002 and 2013.

West Ham boss Moyes, who has only won five of his 15 matches against Everton, described his former club as a "hard nut to crack".

"They’ve probably played a bit better away from home this season," the Scot said.

"I don’t see teams beating them easily, I see a resilient team who keep at it and they have players capable of scoring goals."

Everton

Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin, speaking to Sky Sports: "First thing I thought of was when I got to a certain milestone in my career, Bill Kenwright would always send me a message. He was a great man."

Merseyside derby: "It wasn't our day last week, thing went against us. The sending off killed us."

Regaining fitness: "I think first and foremost for me, it was about putting back-to-back games together. I'm getting more confident as the games go on. When you've scored at a stadium a couple of times before, you know you can do it. I always go into a game trying to score."

James Collins
Former West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Sean Dyche's team will be coming here thinking they can get a win because West Ham were off the levels last week and I think it is a big game for West Ham for them to get back to the levels that we are used to.