That's all we've got time for on Tribe, I'm afraid. Until next time, this is James Messenger saying goodbye!

Dubbed 'El Sackico' before a ball was kicked, is this the final hurrah for Gary O'Neil and his time in charge of Wolves? His side produced some nice stuff at times, but once again, their defensive frailties have come to the fore. Another two conceded, another defeat, and still the visitors remain in the relegation zone. For West Ham, the performance might not have been up there with one of their best, but the outcome is a positive one nonetheless. Goals from Tomas Soucek and Jarrod Bowen, either side of Matt Doherty's leveller with 20 minutes to play, are enough for the Hammers tonight. The pressure will no doubt remain on their manager Julen Lopetegui, but for now, it looks like he'll live to fight another day.

Tempers flare at the full-time whistle, with Lemina and Bowen embroiled in a bit of an unsavoury coming-together and wrestle to the ground. It culminates in a yellow card apiece, but nothing which alters the outcome of the game. Three points and a much-needed return to winning ways for the Hammers in East London!

Wolves hang on for all three points!

CHANCE! Guedes angles a cross in from the right and it ends up dropping for Bellegarde, who snatches at the chance at the second attempt but fires his shot wide of the near post. Is that all she wrote for Wolves?

CHANCE! Doyle's set-piece is met by Lemina, who sends his looping header wide of the left-hand post. Such a long way from goal, it would've taken something really special to beat Fabianski from there.

A hefty challenge from Rodriguez, who brings down Semedo in a central position, midway inside the West Ham half. Yellow card for the substitute, and a chance for the visitors to load the box.