That's all from me folks. Join my colleagues Tom, Sham and Emlyn over here for all the reaction from today's Premier League games.

Make sure to read the report when it's up shortly, and enjoy the rest of your NYD!

That's what you call a statement win.

David Moyes will be one happy chap tonight. His West Ham side have thrashed Bournemouth and got 2020 - and their manager's second reign - off to the perfect start.

Bournemouth, however, have had a terrible evening. Where do they go from here?

Callum Wilson's also feeling a bit hot-headed. Nothing too crazy but a little lash out on Fabian Balbuena after he fails to control a ball over the top.

That will be the final play of the game I think...

Four minutes added on at the end of the 90.

Lewis Cook's frustration is bubbling over as he goes into the book for a challenge on Arthur Masuaku.

Minutes earlier, Pablo Fornals went close again for West Ham but Aaron Ramsdale wasn't prepared to let anymore in...

West Ham aren't settling for four. They want more.

And they so nearly had it! Manuel Lanzini sees a header saved from close range, brilliant reactions from Aaron Ramsdale. Lanzini can't believe that didn't go in.

West Ham make another change. Robert Snodgrass goes off with Arthur Masuaku on in his place. Snodgrass had a cracking game.

So, so close to a consolation for Bournemouth as Dominic Solanke sees a header bounce out off the post.

He barely responded to that. Absolutely nothing is going the Cherries' way today.

Meanwhile, Ryan Fraser looks like he's good to continue...

Video Assistant Referee - red card overturnedpublished at 19:05 GMT 1 January 2020

19:05 GMT 1 January 2020

West Ham 4-0 Bournemouth

Oh wow.

Aaron Cresswell's red has been changed to a yellow by VAR!

Video Assistant Refereepublished at 19:04 GMT 1 January 2020

19:04 GMT 1 January 2020

West Ham 4-0 Bournemouth

VAR are checking it, because of course they are.

Aaron Cresswell isn't departing the pitch just yet.

It's a straight red card for Aaron Cresswell after a terrible tackle on Ryan Fraser.

Reckless. A blemish on an otherwise perfect day for West Ham.

That's the last we'll see of Felipe Anderson though. He's replaced by Manuel Lanzini and is met with a big hug from David Moyes.

Bournemouth also make a change, with Jack Simpson replacing Dan Gosling.

This second half is proving much scrappier than the first but it's still West Ham on top.

Some lovely triangle play, straight off the training ground, in the middle of the pitch from Bournemouth sees them up the tempo but it's not long before West Ham are attacking again.

Felipe Anderson goes for goal from outside the area but his effort is deflected out for a corner, which comes to nothing.

Every time West Ham attack, they look as though they could score.

They win a free-kick in a decent position as Robert Snodgrass is clumsily brought down by Lewis Cook.

Aaron Cresswell steps up to take it and... blasts it high over the bar.

Great, great play from Sebastien Haller on the right wing sees him bring the ball towards the box. He goes to chip a cross into the path of Pablo Fornals, and as Fornals is whipping his leg back to smash it home, Lewis Cook saves Bournemouth's blushes with a brilliant interception.

Decent passing to start the second half from Bournemouth, Junior Stanislas keeping himself busy after coming on.

They can't find a way through though.

Back under way at London Stadium.

Bournemouth make two changes as Junior Stanislas and Ryan Fraser are brought on to replace Diego Rico and Harry Wilson.

No changes for West Ham.

Andrew Walker: West Ham are organized and motivated. A Moyes masterclass.

Navneet Gautam: Oh my god, Mark Noble is going to get the first hattrick of the 2020s, isn't he? This has been a weird season in so many ways!

That's the whistle. A dream start to the second Moyes era for West Ham. On the other hand, Bournemouth have been woeful.

Plenty for Eddie Howe to ponder at half-time.