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FT: Bournemouth 0-4 Liverpool - Nunez and Jota score doubles
FT: Sheffield United 2-2 West Ham United - Cornet fires home for first Hammers goal
Brereton Diaz equalises on Premier League debut but Ward-Prowse restores lead from spot & Brewster dismissed
Coufal sent off in injury time and McBurnie levels from penalty spot
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Sheffield United 1-2 West Ham
Vladimir Coufal is still putting the yards in with just over five minutes to go. He gives chase to a ball in the right corner, forcing goalkeeper Wes Foderingham to come sprinting out of the box. But it dribbles out for a goal kick anyway.
Sheffield United 1-2 West Ham
Ben Johnson cuts inside and wants to shoot on the edge of the box. Danny Ings ends up taking it off him but tees up Jarrod Bowen in space and he curls it just wide of the far post.
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Negative messages about JWP and Danny Ings, only for the Ings to win the penalty and JWP to put it away. Maybe David Moyes does know more than us after all.
James again from Bedford
Sheffield United 1-2 West Ham
James McAtee catches Tomas Soucek late and it's a painful one for the West Ham midfielder.
Sheffield United 1-2 West Ham
Some more changes from Chris Wilder.
Rhian Brewster and Rhys Norrington-Davies are on for Auston Trusty and Andre Brooks.
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Absolute nonsense the criticism West Ham & Moyes receive. In my 17 years of watching football, I've known West Ham to be good for two of those years. Even in the days of Ashton, Bellamy, Reo Coker et al, they were the punch bags of the league. Be reasonable!
Mo, a Liverpool fan
James Ward-Prowse (79 mins)
No mistake. James Ward-Prowse thumps it into the roof of the net. He celebrates with Danny Ings, whose name is chanted by the away fans, and points to him to take the applaud.
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Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
It's a great turn from Ings. He turns Hamer so well and he definitely catches Danny Ings. Stonewall penalty for me.
Sheffield United 1-1 West Ham
James Ward-Prowse will take it...
Sheffield United 1-1 West Ham
Danny Ings is brought down by Gustavo Hamer after a scramble of legs in the box and it's a penalty to West Ham.
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Auston Trusty goes down clutching his knee after an awkward 50-50 tussle with Jarrod Bowen.
There's a few groans from the home fans afterwards as Sheffield United once again turn back with no breakthrough.
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West Ham miss the creativity of Kudus and Paqueta so badly. Without those two, they look like a relegation threatened team.
Jack Muir, Cambridge
Sheffield United 1-1 West Ham
Anel Ahmedhodzic comes through the back of Danny Ings and will take a yellow card.
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Wouldn't normally disagree with Andy Munson on Ings, but today he is playing behind Bowen and doing his best with interceptions and tackles. Ings has scored wherever he's played before, so why not West Ham? Ask Haller and Scamacca and then Moyes, who is the striker killer......
Mick H
Sheffield United 1-1 West Ham
Sheffield United are definitely still on top but as Clinton says, the tempo has dropped considerably.
West Ham aren't offering much at all and Sheffield United are just struggling to break them down.
Sheffield United 1-1 West Ham
Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
There's been a lull in the game. It's lacked a lot of quality in the second half.
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Watching West Ham play is awful. Fans will stomach this style of play whilst they are scraping wins, but how long will that last? They seem to score a lot of goals from lucky deflections, scrambles and mistakes. Eventually that luck will run out.
Mark
Sheffield United 1-1 West Ham
Danny Ings turns away from Vinicius Souza and fires a decent effort towards the bottom right corner but Wes Foderingham is following it all the way.
Bournemouth v Liverpool (16:30 GMT)
Bournemouth make three changes to the side who lost 3-1 to Tottenham on New Year's Eve and they all come in defence.
James Hill, Chris Mepham and Max Aarons come in for Dango Ouattara, Marcos Senesi and Adam Smith.
Senesi is suspended, while Dango Ouattara and Antoine Semenyo are away on international duty.
Lloyd Kelly returns but is only fit for the bench.
Bournemouth XI: Neto, Mepham, Hill, Zabarnyi, Aarons, Cook, Christie, Sinisterra, Kluivert, Tavernier, Solanke.
Subs: Travers, Kelly, Brooks, Marcondes, Scott, Moore, Kilkenny, Billing, Greenwood.
Image source, BBC SportLiverpool boss Jurgen Klopp makes four alterations to the side who beat Newcastle 4-2 on New Year's Day.
Conor Bradley makes his first Premier League start in place of Trent Alexander-Arnold at right-back while Harvey Elliott, Diogo Jota and Alexis Mac Allister also come into the side.
Wataru Endo and Mo Salah are away on international duty.
Alexander-Arnold and Dominik Szoboszlai remain on the sidelines.
Liverpool XI: Alisson, Bradley, Konate, van Dijk, Gomez, Mac Allister, Jones, Elliot, Jota, Nunez, Diaz.
Subs: Adrian, Kelleher, Gakpo, Gravenberch, Clark, Gordon, McConnell, Beck, Quansah.
Image source, BBC SportSheffield United 1-1 West Ham
Sheffield United are pushing for a winner. Auston Trusty's flick-on is only half-cleared by Kurt Zouma so Ben Johnson has to react to hoof it off the byline under pressure from Oli McBurnie.