Manchester United are pushing players forward and that is putting them in danger of being caught on the break, which happens now as West Ham work the ball quickly to Adama Traore, but his shot is deflected behind for a corner.

Adama Traoré and Kyle Walker-Peters are on for Jarrod Bowen and Crysencio Summerville as we enter the first of seven minutes of stoppage time.

West Ham are absolutely determined to hold onto this and are throwing themselves into challenges, which the crowd are very much appreciating.

Bryan Mbeumo wriggles his way into the box and thinks he has worked some space for the shot, but his effort is blocked.

Les Ferdinand
Former Newcastle and Tottenham striker on TNT Sports

You heard the groans at the end of the game. The boos were very loud and they have been audible all season.

A lot of fans have lost faith in what Thomas Frank is doing here.

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Senne Lammens is quickly off his line and out of the box to beat Callum Wilson to a ball from Jarrod Bowen that had pierced the Manchester United defence.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport Manchester United reporter at the London Stadium

The Manchester United fans who thought they had seen the end of three at the back with the departure of Ruben Amorim were wrong.

Michael Carrick has switched his defence to accommodate the arrival of Joshua Zirkzee into the number 10 role, with Bryan Mbeumo on the right, Amad on the left and Bruno Fernandes floating.

Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

West Ham have got their backs against the wall. They're putting all 10 outfield players behind the ball.

Time is running away from Manchester United. They have got six minutes plus stoppage time to find an equaliser.

That lad who is letting his hair grow until Manchester United win five games in a row will be feeling a little nervous.

The visitors are currently on four successive wins but need at least two goals here to turn things around.

A double change for the hosts as Soungoutou Magassa and Ollie Scarles are on for Freddie Potts and El Hadji Malick Diouf.

Matt Upson
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at London Stadium

Freddie Potts has been great, but he is starting to tire and Tomas Soucek looks leggy. It does need freshening up.

Half a chance for Manchester United as Benjamin Sesko turns around five yards outside of the box, but his low strike is an easy save for Mads Hermansen.

Moments later, Bryan Mbeumo is not too far off with a header that goes wide.

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Bournemouth

Bournemouth defender James Hill speaking to TNT Sports: "We're absolutely buzzing with Amine [Adli's] goal. We were struggling to keep clean sheets at the start of the season but we are doing really well now and we are looking like a stronger unit throughout the pitch going forward and defending, putting their bodies on the line.

On looking at European places: "It's obviously what people are saying but right now we have got to focus on each game, take one step at a time. We look forward to the West Ham game and then hopefully get three points in that. If we keep putting in these good performances, hopefully we will keep climbing the table."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport Manchester United reporter at the London Stadium

Michael Carrick has made his first move.

Harry Maguire's exit is probably not too much of a surprise given he is playing his second game in four days and looked to be feeling his hamstring at one stage in the first half.

The bigger call is taking off Matheus Cunha for Benjamin Sesko.

It gives Manchester United a focal point in attack but robs them of one of their more creative players.

Admittedly, Cunha has not had a good night. But the same could also be said of Bryan Mbeumo, Amad and Bruno Fernandes.

West Ham are in no rush to take a goal kick now, which will be frustrating Manchester United. The visitors have just under 20 minutes to find an equaliser.

Tim Krul
Former Newcastle goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Tottenham are right in it [relegation battle]. They are three points above the line at the moment. They need to seriously look at themselves in the mirror. There needs to be serious changes now.