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It's a share of the points for the Hammers and Cherries at the London Stadium, with both goals within 69 seconds of one another.

Probably a fair result on the balance of play, but West Ham had the better chances.

Junior Stanislas runs at the West Ham defence, and looks to be in on goal, but he looks for a pass and the moment passes.

Is that it?

Another change for West Ham, and it's an unwelcome one.

Aaron Cresswell is struggling, so goes off with Sam Byram replacing the defender.

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Cheikhou Kouyate goes off in place of Declan Rice for West Ham.

Five added minutes for someone to find a winner.

Joshua King replaces Ryan Fraser for the Cherries.

Pedro Obiang drills a ball across the box and it's begging to be put in the back of the net, but Bournemouth clear.

Nearly a third goal at London Stadium in less than five minutes. Junior Stanislas, who made Bournemouth's goal, shoots at goal and Adrian pushes it over the top.

And that is that for Manuel Lanzini who trudges off the pitch and straight down the tunnel, to be replaced by Javier Hernandez.

A break in play as Manuel Lanzini goes down, he's holding his right hamstring...

Bournemouth make the first change.

Jordon Ibe trots off, to be replaced by Junior Stanislas, who played for the Hammers between 2008 and 2011.

Callum Wilson does well to hold off Angelo Ogbonna and win a free-kick down the right for Bournemouth.

But the West Ham defender shows referee Atkinson what he thinks of that decision by smashing the ball away in frustration and he is booked.

The yellow cards just totting up at the moment, four so far. Three in 10 minutes!

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Another West Ham chance comes and goes!

This time a cross into the box is superbly tipped away from Manuel Lanzini by Asmir Begovic.

It's all West Ham, as Steve Cook throws himself in front of Manuel Lanzini's effort from the left channel. Great defensive work by the Bournemouth man, there.

Dan Gosling becomes the first visiting player to see yellow this afternoon, after he is deemed to have tugged back Cheikhou Kouyate.

West Ham want a penalty after the ball hits Nathan Ake's hand at point blank range. He knew next to nothing about it, though, and Martin Atkinson isn't interested.

I must say, the appeals from the Hammers sounded more in hope than expectation.

It's a sleepy start to the second-half, before before Arthur Masuaku becomes the second Hammers player to go into Martin Atkinson's book, after the Frenchman goes in late on Adam Smith.