West Ham haven't really been able to get Michail Antonio in behind the Wolves defence yet - the passes have either been overhit or not quite reached the forward.

Wolves have enjoyed more of the possession so far but it's West Ham who have had it in more dangerous areas. And now they have a free-kick right on the edge of the box, Ben Johnson popping up as a centre forward this time...

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

You look at Wolves and you can see their progression. A couple of players like Rui Patricio and Diogo Jota have left but their recruitment has been excellent to replace them.

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Brilliant from Jose Sa! Jarrod Bowen creeps in down the left of the area, looks to round the goalkeeper and ends up being forced wide. Instead he tries to loft it over the Wolves stopper to a team-mate in the middle, but Sa extends an arm like he is plucking the ball from a line-out to reel it in.

Ben Johnson is playing more like a right winger at the moment. He surges down the line once more but Wolves have defended those situations well so far.

Sir Fabian Pavez: Wolves win today against the hammers, Liverpool lifting the Carabao Cup and @ThePeakyBlinder, external's finale tonight - not a bad day in prospect.

Now a chance for West Ham to counter after breaking up a Wolves attack. Jarrod Bowen darts through the middle and has Michail Antonio bursting forward in front of him, but the Hammers forward overhits his pass and Jose Sa is out quickly to gather.

Tomas Soucek lurks under a lofted cross from Aaron Cresswell but Wolves nod it to safety. West Ham work it to Ben Johnson on the other flank but again there it is a visiting defender who reacts quickest.

Decent start to this one, both sides looking to go forward whenever they're in possession without being able to generate any real openings so far.

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West Ham are getting it out to their full-backs and this time Ben Johnson gets forward down the right. He gets two cracks at trying to find a claret and blue shirt but there are plenty of Wolves bodies back behind the ball and it comes to nothing.

Fabio Silva looks to run in behind the West Ham defence and for a moment appears to be through on goal, but the ball just won't drop in time for the young forward.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

That was a wonderful ball and the first real opportunity we have seen for West Ham.

Oooh. Aaron Cresswell delivers a dangerous cross from the left but Jarrod Bowen can't quite get a toe on it, he might have just crept offside anyway.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

These are the games these clubs have to take advantage of. It is certainly possible for them to still get into the top four.

Early chance for Wolves to deliver with a free-kick from the right, Francisco Trincao will look to whip it... but it's a tad deep and Max Kilman can only nod back to a team-mate on the edge of the box.

Kurt Zouma clears the ball for a throw-in and is booed by the Wolves fans. The visitors end up working it all the way back to their own goalkeeper, Jose Sa.

Right then, away we go on a sunny afternoon in the capital, with Wolves getting this one under way.

West Ham captain Declan Rice is holding up a shirt with Andriy Yarmolenko's name and number on the back as the sides line-up on the London Stadium pitch.

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