A big chance for Wolves.

Nelson Semedo skips away down the right. There's a three-on-two break.

Semedo pulls it back to Rayan Aït-Nouri but his first touch is poor and Vitinho nips in before he can shoot from close range.

Bournemouth win a couple of corners but they come to nothing.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at London Stadium

No notable reaction in the London Stadium to Kalvin Phillips' name being read out as one of the West Ham subs.

Phillips has endured a torrid time since joining on loan in January, with the nadir reached on Saturday as he was introduced from the bench with the Hammers 3-1 up at Newcastle.

Phillips gave away a penalty as West Ham shipped three goals to lose 4-3, before he was captured on camera making a rude hand gesture to a supporter.

Things can only get better...

Part of Turf Moor is leaking! A section of the crowd have had to move away from their seats with water pouring down from the stand above.

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Fulham just have not been in this at all and Marco Silva is not happy. We've just passed the 30-minute mark and he makes THREE changes already!

Alex Iwobi, Sasa Lukic and Harry Wilson are the three taken off, with Adama Traore, Tom Cairney and Willian coming on.

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West Ham sit seventh in the table, 12 points off fifth-placed Tottenham, who are continuing to chase a Champions League qualification spot.

While Ange Postecoglu's side look to make the most of their game in hand on Villa, West Ham need to return to winning ways.

Their last Premier League win was a month ago, having drawn two and lost one of their last three league games.

They were close to getting a result at St. James' Park on Saturday before Harvey Barnes came off the bench to score two later goals.

Spurs meanwhile, remain inconsistent having beaten Luton Town, after a 3-0 beating by Fulham.

If they can get a string of results under their belt, they could secure a European spot.

Still all Burnley. Wilson Odobert links up with Jacob Bruun Larsen. He switches it over to Vitinho and Toti Gomes has to head the cross away.

The weather isn't great in Bournemouth and, sadly, neither is the football. We've played almost 20 minutes and had a grand total of no shots.

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Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live Extra

West Ham will be bitterly disappointed with what happened at the weekend. To score three goals away from home, that is normally enough to win a game, but the way they capitulated and conceded three in the space of 15 minutes was really disappointing.

They were so comfortable and untroubled in the game and they let it slip. They have been on the wrong end of some big scorelines this season and have not been as defensively solid as we are used to seeing David Moyes' teams.

David Datro Fofana threads it through to Wilson Odobert but his shot deflects and bounces easily into Jose Sa's arms.

Everton give the ball away and Newcastle break in numbers with Jacob Murphy leading the charge. He has options but decides to go for goal himself, firing a powerful effort over the bar.

A let off for the visitors.

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Lyle Foster dinks it into the box for David Datro Fofana. He's able to control it but can't get a shot off.

Burnley are threatening and the crowd at Turf Moor sense they are putting pressure on.

That goal has definitely knocked Everton. They were doing okay and had a couple of chances but now it is Newcastle who are seeing pretty much all of the ball.

This is what you want when your side is down there fighting for Premier League survival - to come out firing from the outset and build an early advantage.

Forest are flying in this game and go close to adding a third as Anthony Elanga strikes the outside of the far post.

They are playing some nice stuff, too.

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Anna Howells, Spurs XY

Rome wasn't built in a day. Perhaps for the remainder of this season we can make peace with grinding out results, even if it is not in the best style possible.

Sure, the current form with all its faults is not sustainable. We cannot keep going behind in games, we need to be more clinical in front of goal and we need to start playing from the first minute.

A lot has happened to the players this season, so it really should not be surprising that they are not performing to the highest standard.

It is not just physical ailments that has affected performances, Richarlison has spoken about his mental health this campaign and we have definitely seen a massive improvement in him since doing so.

Clearly this team is not the finished product, so it will be interesting to see how the summer transfer window pans out.

Wolves haven't really got going yet. Wilson Odobert is seeing plenty of the ball. Toti Gomes has to come across to deal with him.

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Chris Wise
BBC Radio 5 live at the Vitality Stadium

Joel Ward making his 300th Premier League appearance tonight for Crystal Palace. He’s the first Palace player to reach that landmark. It’s an incredible achievement for a defender who has quietly seen off several players over the years, to become Palace’s Mr Consistent. A wonderful servant.