Lewis Cook fouls Conor Bradley and there's a bit of a scuffle between some of the players. Mainly the Liverpool players sticking up for their young full-back. Cook gets a yellow card for the challenge.

On comes former Bristol City youngsters Alex Scott and Lloyd Kelly for Bournemouth. They replace James Hill and Luis Sinisterra.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Liverpool look like they've found their groove with the way they're popping this ball around.

Liverpool are on top now.

Darwin Nunez chips it into the back post and Conor Bradley is unmarked. He should hit the target but instead heads it just wide.

It takes a deflection on its way out for a corner and from that, Bradley's fierce strike is pushed away by Neto.

Diogo Jota almost bundles his way through but is stopped by Illia Zabarny just inside the box.

There's appeals for a penalty but VAR waves it away.

Almost an immediate response by Bournemouth.

Justin Kluivert cuts onto his right foot and shoots. It deflects JUST past the post off Virgil van Dijk.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Both teams are going for it exactly like they were in the first half.

Harvey Elliott's pass almost gifts possession straight to Dominic Solanke but Diogo Jota reacted quickly to poke it back to Joe Gomez.

Marcus Tavernier immediately sends one long for Dominic Solanke. Virgil van Dijk deals with it easily and lays it off to Alisson.

He instructs his goalkeeper to chip it back to him out wide but Alisson's pass catches the wind and sails out for a throw-in.

Back under way at the Vitality Stadium. Will Bournemouth get something against the Premier League leaders?

West Ham United

West Ham manager David Moyes on TNT Sports: "We should never have got ourselves red carded, we got caught on the ball in midfield.

"Really, we had the chances to win, we had great chances to make it 3-0.

"We went down to 10 v 10 in the last minute but even so that wasn't a problem, we should have defended it.

"We defend as well as we could have done and a couple of decisions didn't go our way.

"It was not good, probably our worst performance of the season as far as quality on the ball and quality of decisions.

"I wouldn't like to blame the pitch but the pitch was quite hard, but I'd only be making excuses if I'd done that. That may be a reason for some of the poor passing in the first half.

"We're disappointed, we feel as if things have gone against us. We'll only blame ourselves but ultimately we could look at other people as well."

Sheffield United

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder to BBC Match of the Day: "I've been a Sheffield United supporter for 35, 40 years and it's never been any different. Whether it's a game or a season it's interesting. It's interesting because we stay with it and we give it a go.

"It isn't just about the effort and the application, I thought we played well and controlled the game against some good players.

"I thought that was a decent enough effort in the first half. We stayed in until the end, things happened at the end which happen in football matches. Because the attitude was there, that allowed things to happen.

"I think we deserved a result today. Not just from our attitude but from our play as well.

"It's a good performance and we're rewarded by a result.

"I want us to play in the right areas and be good as well in terms of our control and match decisions. Late on we just needed to be a bit more direct.

"Our attitude stayed with us and we'll keep building and moving forward. It was a step in the right direction today."

On Rhian Brewster's sending off: "I thought no and other managers have said yes. That's the theme of 90% of decisions in the Premier League this year, one will say yes, another will say no.

"And then you're tossing a coin. Listen, we'll probably argue the toss over a beer in about 10 minutes."

West Ham United

West Ham manager David Moyes to BBC Match of the Day: "Disappointed in the end because we should have comfortably got ourselves three points today. I see it as two points dropped.

"Look, I'm not going to come out and say much because we're the ones who would get in trouble. We'd like to, but we're getting to a stage now where the managers we're seeing a level of officiating where we're shrugging our shoulders and saying, 'this is what we're getting now'.

"We should have done better, we had 11 v 10 and we got caught in midfield to go down to 10. We were a little bit late in the challenge which I don't think was enough for a booking but it warranted one, the referee thought so and that's all we can do.

"So, 10 v 10 should still be fine, we shouldn't concede at that point. I'm not sure the decision was correct, but over people will have other thoughts on it.

"We were so poor, probably as bad as we have been with the ball. It was another call which did go against us which on another day could have gone for us and we could have come away as winners and we'd be talking a lot more positively.

"Our standards are not where we want them to be."

We've got a bit more reaction from the earlier match between Sheffield United and West Ham that ended in a dramatic 2-2 draw.

Here's David Moyes and Chris Wilder...

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

There's been no clear-cut chances for either side so far but it's been played at a frantic pace.

It's been feisty and fiery.