We are ready to get going again at the London Stadium.

No changes for either side at the break, so here's a reminder of how they line up.

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It was a bright start from West Ham, but Bournemouth really grew into that first-half.

I wonder if these sides will take note of scores elsewhere at the break? As it stands, a victory for either could put them in the top half of the Premier League table.

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Bournemouth concede a late corner, but it comes to nothing and that is that for the first-half.

This game is a little flat as we approach the break.

Dan Gosling tries to inject some life into it by taking on an ambitious volley, but it's well over Adrian's goal.

Bournemouth striker Callum Wilson is being booed by West Ham supporters whenever he's on the ball.

Seems that Hammers fans haven't yet forgiven his controversial goal in the reverse fixture on Boxing Day contest, which denied their side victory.

Bournemouth win a free-kick after a Mark Noble foul on Jordon Ibe, wide on the right around 30 yards from goal.

Ryan Fraser takes it, but it's a poor delivery and fails to beat the first man.

Bournemouth win a corner as a result of the free-kick which saw James Collins the book - and it almost results in the first goal of the game.

A clever, short, routine is worked to Lewis Cook, who curls inches wide of Adrian's right hand post from the edge of the area.

James Collins is the first man in Martin Atkinson's notebook this afternoon.

Ryan Fraser escapes Angelo Ogbonna, before the Welshman bodychecks the Bournemouth man to cynically stop an attack for the visitors.

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You feel that Manuel Lanzini and Marko Arnautovic are the key men from an attacking sense for West Ham today; both have had runs at the Bournemouth defence so far.

In their latest combination, Lanzini feeds Arnautovic, who drags an effort wide from the right channel.

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The home side are seeing plenty of possession in this game so far, pushing Bournemouth back. But it remains goalless.

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A clumsy challenge from Cheikhou Kouyate on Dan Gosling sees Bournemouth win a free-kick around 30 yards from the West Ham goal.

It's a good delivery towards the back post from Ryan Fraser which picks out Simon Francis right on the byline. Francis has enough time to get his head up and go for the pull back, but the Hammers clear.

Asmir Begovic is the busiest man in a Bournemouth shirt at the moment.

This time the Bosnian has to be quick off his line to block a loose ball with Marko Arnautovic racing clear! Very alert play from Begovic, there.

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West Ham will feel they should be ahead.

Pablo Zabaleta puts in a peach of a ball from the right flank which finds Marko Arnautovic - but the ball bounces just in front of the Austrian and the best he can do is hit the ball at Asmir Begovic from six yards; the Bournemouth 'keeper tips it onto his bar and behind for a corner.

West Ham captain Mark Noble is the next to have a go from distance.

It's a similar range to Aaron Cresswell's drive - around 25 yards out - as Noble hits his volley sweetly, but it dips just over Asmir Begovic's crossbar.

Oof.

Aaron Cresswell takes a shot from outside the box which just whisks past the left hand post of Asmir Begovic. The Bosnian international goalkeeper watches it all the way, but it wasn't far wide.

A bright start from the Hammers, who have seen Marko Arnautovic caught just offside after a nice passing move deep into the Bournemouth box

Today's referee Martin Atkinson has blown his whistle and we are under way.

If you're late joining us, here's a reminder of how the two teams line-up...

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Ahead of kick-off, the London Stadium is coming together to remember the life of Cyrille Regis, who died on Sunday, aged 59.

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The two teams are making their way out to the pitch at the London Stadium.

West Ham are in their traditional claret and blue, while the Cherries wear their black and fluorescent green third kit.