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Llorente strides out of defence and well into the West Ham half. Instead of playing it easy to Dallas he tries to play an incisive ball through the lines to Raphinha who looks to be a permanent fixture on the left-wing. Coufal reads his intentions and intercepts what was in fact a poor pass. 

WHAT A CHANCE! It's an unbelievable opportunity for Bamford. Llorente strides out of defence and plays a lovely ball through to Bamford who just spun off the back of Diop. He opens his body up trying to find the far corner but he places it wide! 

Soucek goes down under the challenge of Harrison but the referee doesn't give anything. Benrahma picks up the loose ball and just shows enough of it to Phillips which makes him think he can the ball. He can't and Benrhama goes down on the right-wing. 

OVER! Leeds just can't get a hold of themselves here. Benrahma picks it up on the left-hand side of the box. He lays it back into the path of Lingard who tries to whip it into the far corner but, like the Algerian, he gets it all wrong and it's never troubling Meslier. 

Cresswell delivers a vicious inswinging ball towards the back post where Diop manages to nod it down. Rice lashes it towards goal and Cooper takes it flush. It bounces up onto his arm before it goes back to Rice. He has another go which deflects off Cooper again and out for a corner. 

BLOCK! Harrison plays it inside from the left to Alioski. He has to stretch and manages to knock it into the path of Dallas who strikes through it first time but it's blocked by Diop. Fabianski could have had a couple of problems had that one found its way through. 

West Ham will be hoping for a similar result to that of the reverse fixture at Elland Road back in December. They travelled to Yorkshire and came home with all three points after a late Angelo Ogbonna winner. Mateusz Klich opened the scoring for Leeds in the 6th minute with a re-taken penalty before Tomas Soucek levelled proceedings on the 25-minute mark. The game was level until the big Italian centre-half planted the ball past Illan Meslier with 10 minutes to go. 

Will West Ham take another stride towards European qualification or will Leeds finally grab a point in the capital? We'll find out when Mike Dean gets things underway in just over 10 minutes time. 

We're underway in the second half and my prediction was right. Bielsa has made changes with Alioski coming on to replaces Costa and Jack Harrison coming on to replace Klich. Alioski will fill in at left-back with Dallas moving into midfield. 

Cresswell finds himself down a cul-de-sac on the West Ham left and just pumps it long for Bowen to challenge for. Realistically, he's never going to beat Cooper in the air and the Leeds captain knocks it back to hs goalkeeper. 

Cresswell clips the ball into the box after the free-kick was taken short. As you'd expect, it's towards Coufal who wins the header well at the back post. He's got no claret and blue shirts running beyond him which allows Meslier to claim the ball once again. 

The corner causes some issues for the West Ham defence but they manage to scramble it clear. Lingard picks it up on the right and the Hammers break in numbers. Antonio makes a gut-busting run through the middle and Lingard tries to find him. It's a difficult pass and is intercepted. 

Soucek wins the flick on from that goal kick and West Ham look in good shape through Antonio. He has to find a pass to Lingard who then plays it wide to Fornals. His attempted cross is blocked and headed across the face of his own goal by Dallas. Meslier comes to collect. 

CHANCE! Antonio clips a lovely ball to the back post from the left flank. Soucek is there but can't direct his header on target. To be fair, he did have both Dallas and Phillips for company. 

Leeds just haven't been able to use the ball as well as they'd have liked. Even when they've had the opportunity to do so, individuals have let the side down. Roberts and Klich have had a tough time of things in the middle of the park, especially the former. His passing range hasn't been on at all. Marcelo Bielsa has made changes at the break in the past and it wouldn't surprise me if he did here. 

Llorente steps out which allows Lingard to move into space in behind. He holds it for Cresswell before backheeling into the path of his full-back. Cresswell then sends the ball across the deck into the box but there are no takers in West Ham colours. Meslier falls on top of the ball. 

Cresswell sends one down the left touchline for Jesse Lingard to chase but Ayling intercepts. He shifts it to Phillips who sends one long for Helder Costa. He gets there ahead of Diop who does well to get a decent challenge in at the expense of a corner. 

The ball falls to Bowen miles out from goal and he decides to go for it. The strike has nowhere near enough power necessary to beat Meslier from there but the 21-year-old Frenchman deems it a requirement to dive on it anyway. Phillips then has a go from a similar distance down the other end but he doesn't hit the target. 

OFFSIDE! Leeds think they're ahead through Roberts. Dallas clips it into the box and Bamford gets a touch on it to Costa who's free at the back post. He plays it across the box to Roberts who puts it in. VAR has a look at it and it's MARGINALLY offside. It's a great decision from the linesman. 

Cresswell puts it right on top of the keeper who does really well to catch it under pressure. He does usually prefer to punch but he showed a clean pair of hands there. 

The ball is in the net again, this time through Bamford. Raphinha bursts past the pair of Coufal and Soucek and plays it across the box. Bamford comes across to the near post and produces a really smart finish. Raphinha was just unable to keep the ball in play before he put it into a dangerous area. 

Bamford lashes a shot wide of Fabianski's goal which will allow Leeds to make their final change. Rodrigo comes on for Roberts who's impact on the game became less and less since the opening stages. 

OVER! The ball falls to Rodrigo on the edge of the box. He goes for goal but again, it's just not on target. Fabianski watches it fly over his crossbar and retrieves another ball for a goal kick. 

Cresswell has no messing about in midfield. He belts the ball way up the pitch. To his credit, Fornals keeps running but does eventually give up as Llorente gets there first. 

Cooper does well to evade the challenge of Lingard and plays it wide to Dallas who prods one down the line for Raphinha. He initially gives it away to Coufal but wins it back sharply. He lifts a ball into the box which is confidently claimed by Fabianski. 

Fabianski sends a goal kick out to the right-wing where Antonio had pulled off to. He loses the battle and concedes a throw-in to the surprise of some of the West Ham contingent. 

This time it's Fornals turn to take aim from the edge of the box. Cooper is quick out to meet him and stands his ground well. Bowen manages to win a throw-in for his side deep in Leeds territory. 

SILLY! Benrahma brings it clear down the left after Cresswell intercepted a rather ambitious pass. Lingard then drives into space on the edge of the Leeds box and is tripped over by Ayling. It's a stupid tackle from the Leeds man and Lingard goes down with the contact! 

WHAT A CHANCE! It's not Bamford's night tonight. Harrison puts it on a plate for him on the penalty spot. Bamford completely miskicks it but it finds Raphinha who holds it well inside the box and lays it back to him in the same position. This time he puts too much on it and fires it over the bar! 

Phillips delivers a poor corner from the left. Cresswell is the man who stoops low at the front post and heads it high over his crossbar for another Leeds corner. 

Ayling spears a diagonal out wide to Harrison who uses the run of Alioski as a decoy. He clips a ball towards the back post where Raphinha is coming in. Cresswell does really well to just flick the ball away and out for a corner which is headed away at the near post by Dawson. 

WIDE! Cresswell tries to pick out the far corner which is the goalkeeper's side. It takes a massive deflection off Luke Ayling which completely wrongfoots Meslier who watches in hope as the ball squirms past the post! 

Rodrigo sends a ball into the box towards Bamford but it's well cleared by Cresswell who covered well. Ayling gets on the loose ball but is caught in possession by Bowen who is then fouled by the Leeds man in his attempt to win it back as times ticks on. 

POST! It's Dawson again! Cresswell delivers, this time from the left-hand side. Dawson stoops low and heads it really well towards the bottom right corner from around 6 yards out. He's really unfortunate in the fact that it cannons off the post! Leeds really do need to get a grip when defending these set pieces. 

Tyler Roberts fancies taking on Cresswell down the Leeds right. His touch is just a bit too heavy which allows the West Ham full-back to see it out for a goal kick. 

Benrahma picks out a really smart pass to Antonio after the Leeds defence failed to deal with a long ball. He's got Cooper on him and just spins off the Leeds skipper and goes down. It's not a bad foul at all from Cooper but this very much Aaron Cresswell range. It's right on the edge of the box. 

Cresswell's delivery from the right is very decent once again. This time Meslier is able to escape the attention of Antonio and gets two strong fists to it. Fornals pumps it back in but it goes out for a Leeds throw-in near the right-hand corner flag. 

And so comes one of the stupidest yellows I've ever seen. Raphinha manages to somehow wriggle through both Cresswell and Lingard before being dragged back by the former. Lingard then pings the ball all the way back to Fabianski and finds himself booked. 

TEAM NEWS: Marcelo Bielsa isn't usually one for making a change to his side but he has tonight, and it's a welcomed one. Kalvin Phillips finally returns to the team exactly one month on from his last appearance which came at Selhurst Park. He replaces Pascal Struijk who doesn't even make the squad due to fitness issues. Bielsa's injury problems have been eased though, with the trio of Ian Poveda, Rodrigo and Gaetano Berardi all making the bench. 

It'll be a tough one to take for Leeds. On a different day they come away from this one with a point at least. It was just the final product that let them down constantly. Bamford won't look back on tonight with fondness, he could have probably played for another four hours and he wouldn't have scored. Raphinha showed his class again and looked the most likely to break Leeds' duck but alas, it wasn't to be. The Whites stay 11th. 

West Ham are up to fifth as the Beatles blares out of the PA in East London. Their second-half performance was as professional as it was in the first, although they did have to do a tad more defending in the second 45. The two first-half goals were enough and they didn't over exert themselves searching for the third although Pablo Fornals did come close with what would have been a goal of the season contender. 

Klich manages to escape the clutches of Soucek in midfield and plays a smart ball between the lines to Roberts. He tries the worldie pass out wide to Raphinha but gets it wrong and finds the feet of Cresswell instead. 

Raphinha is the man charged with taking said set-piece and it's not great at all. He tries to drill it in towards the back post but it's headed well clear by Rice before it even reaches the 18-yard line. 

Benrahma is so close to picking Raphinha's pocket on the right. The Brazilian actually does really well to put what was a last-ditch tackle in to immediately take the ball back. Benrahma would have been clear through on the West Ham right had Raphinha not made that intervention. 

He loops the ball in towards Soucek who is on the back post again. He nods it back across goal but Roberts is the first to the knock-down. Leeds look in great shape to counter but West Ham get men back quickly and Raphinha can't break. 

It's been a really professional performance from West Ham so far. They've done the basics very well and have stopped Leeds from having any real threat. The Hammers have also taken chances when they've come their way although Lingard did get rather fortunate with that penalty rebound. Continue as they are and they'll win this one no problem. 

Liam Cooper goes to ground in a challenge with Lingard around the halfway line. He wins the ball but it falls int the path of Soucek. Cooper is off balance and puts in another challenge which the referee deems to be a foul. He wins the ball but does catch the Czech on the ankle. He survives a brief VAR check. 

WIDE! Raphinha turns on the ball in midfield and tries a slide-rule pass through to Bamford. It comes off the heels of Dawson but falls right into the path of Harrison. He just slices completely across the ball and doesn't get it anywhere near the target. 

Should West Ham win tonight, it'll be the first time since 1953/54 that they'll have completed a league double over Leeds. That was in the old second tier. The last time the Hammers won both games against Leeds in the top flight was all the way back in 1929/30. However, Bielsa's men have a very decent record when travelling to face West Ham in the Premier League. They've lost just one of their last 10 visits, last losing 3-0 back in March 1998. 

Benrahma brings it clear down the left after Cresswell intercepted a rather 

OFF THE LINE! Ayling sends a tantalising ball across the face of goal. Bamford misses it at the near post and a combination of both Coufal and Rodrigo send it towards a gaping goal. Dawson finds himself in a superb position on the line to hook it clear. Declan Rice completes the clearance. This is just not Leeds' night whatsoever. 

Home form is a big part of why West Ham find themselves challenging for a Champions League spot. They're looking to win three consecutive home Premier League matches for the first time since March 2019, while David Moyes hasn't won three in a row at home since winning his last six as Everton manager in 2013. Although they've got a decent record at West Ham, Leeds have had a torrid time of things recently when travelling to the capital. They've lost 12 of their last 13 games in London and are one of only three sides to not win a point there this season. The other two are strugglers Sheffield United and West Brom. 

CROSSBAR! WE'RE TALKING ABOUT GOAL OF THE SEASON IF THAT GOES IN! Raphinha heads the corner away and it falls to Fornals. The ball sits up really nicely for the Spaniard who catches is so, so sweetly. It's got a load of dip on it but not enough to bring it down below the bar. It absolutely smashes the crossbar with Meslier's dive being a token gesture! 

David Moyes turns to his bench for the first time. He brings on Jarrod Bowen for Said Benrahma who's had a really good evening for the host. He's looked dangerous every time he's been involved. 

GREAT SAVE! It's a superb effort from Raphinha as well. He goes for the spectacular overhead kick from the edge of the box and it looks destined for the top corner with the aid of a deflection from Diop. Fabianski shows superb agility in getting up and tips it over the bar! 

OVER! Ayling shifts it inside to Phillips who picks out Costa with a slide-rule pass down the right. He goes for goal from just within the box with his left boot and it's a decent enough strike. The Portuguese man just gets under it which sees it fly over the bar. 

Phillips clips a measured pass out wide to Ayling. He has time to think about what he's going to do. He decides to head it back across goal but it's just too high for Bamford which allows Diop to convincingly head clear. 

Costa and Raphinha look to have switched wings and the latter tries to deliver a ball into the middle. It's well watched by Cresswell and confidently nodded back to Fabianski who catches it just before it crosses the byline. 

Soucek plays a really unnecessary pass in his own area. Bamford intercepts but just hesitates for far too long. He neither shoots or passes before laying it off to Raphinha. By that time, the West Ham defence was back in numbers and the attack fizzles out as Klich has his shot blocked. 

Benrahma turns away from Ayling in the centre circle and speeds towards the Leeds area. He lays it right to Fornals who tries to put it back into the danger area. Dallas is across and blocks his attempt at the expense of yet another West Ham corner. 

Phillips and Fornals challenge for a bouncing ball on the right-hand side. It actually looks like Phillips gets there first and wins the ball. The referee doesn't see it that way and shows him the first yellow card of the evening. 

There'll be a minutes applause prior to kick-off to remember former West Ham boss Glenn Roeder who sadly passed away last week at the age of 65. 

Coufal tries to feed the ball inside where both Fornals and Lingard are waiting but Phillips is right on top of him and blocks the pass. The ball is sent way down the line and Antonio jogs back to retrieve it.

Phillips allows Raphinha to take this one but again the delivery isn't too great. It's headed away at the front post by a combination of Cresswell and Dawson but Leeds come again. They've certainly upped the anti since the break. 

Mike Dean stops play as Meslier has the ball in his hands as Soucek requires some treatment. He threw himself at the corner and inadvertently collided with the right-hand post with some assistance from Ayling. He's up quickly enough, though. 

Diop glances Raphinha's corner away but it's picked up by Tyler Roberts on the Leeds left. He tries to get around Declan Rice but he gets zero change out of the West Ham skipper who gets his body in the way and shields it out for a goal kick. 

Phillips plays a great disguised ball into the feet of Bamford. Dawson is tight to him and accidentally clips the striker. Bamford winces in pain as he gets back to his feet to get into the box for the free-kick. 

Hello and welcome to Tribes LIVE coverage of the Premier League! I'm Paddy Allen and it's my pleasure to be bringing you all of the action from The London Stadium as West Ham host Leeds United!

Rice does well to win the ball back from Roberts and drives towards the Leeds half. It looks like he just overruns it and is bailed out by a relatively late tackle from Phillips. Mike Dean decides in favour of the West Ham man. 

Phillips loses out in a challenge with Rice initially but gets the ball back. He tries to prod one forward for Bamford who's touch is less than ideal. Diop gets a decent foot in on the left corner of the box. 

Rodrigo sells Dallas short in midfield and Fornals picks it up. He then plays it wide to Antonio who drives at Llorente once again. Benrahma offers himself as an option and tries to dig out a deft ball through to Lingard but Cooper manages to adjust his neck in time to head away. 

Up next for the Hammers is a massive game at Old Trafford. They'll head into that one with bags of confidence, although United may well do the same after their impressive win against Manchester City yesterday. Leeds host Chelsea in the early game on Saturday which could very well be an entertaining occasion. 

SAVE! Benrahma moves across the face of the box from left to right around 25 yards from goal. It's a bit too easy and he's all too happy to take the shot on. It's a really awkward strike for Meslier to deal with but he gets down smartly to his left to palm it round the post. 

IT DOESN'T MATTER! Cresswell's delivery from that resulting corner is absolutely fantastic. Meslier wants to come but can't as he's pinned in by Antonio. Dawson comes steaming in at the back post to head home unopposed. That might be the easiest header he'll ever score! It's his fourth of the season! 

The ball breaks to Soucek who holds off the challenge of Dallas but rapidly runs out of room to work with. He's confronted by Alioski and ends up just running it out of play in the Leeds half. 

Soucek is penalised for a late foul on Raphinha just inside the Leeds half. There's an audible scream from the Brazilian and Mike Dean just comes across to see if he's OK. Shockingly, he is completely fine. 

Declan Rice drives towards the corner following a drop ball. He moves it onto Bowen who goes further towards the corner. He eventually loses his footing whilst under pressure from Alioski and it goes out for a goal kick. 

TEAM NEWS: David Moyes makes two changes to the side that fell to a 2-1 defeat to Manchester City last weekend. Lukasz Fabianski is fit enough to return in goal. Darren Randolph isn't even fit enough to make the depleted bench this evening. The other change sees Ben Johnson drop to the bench. He's replaced by the Algerian Said Benrahma in what looks like a return to a back four. They, of course, played five at the back at the Etihad. 

Ayling plays a nice ball down the line to Bamford who has just drifted wide for a moment. Cresswell puts enough pressure on him to force him back towards his own half. He eventually plays it to Llorente before making his way back to the West Ham half. 

WIDE! The frantic start to the second half continues with Raphinha down the other end. He drives at Coufal and cuts inside and darts into the box. He looks to find the front post but just drags his shot wide. Fabianski flies over to cover. 

Alioski advances into the West Ham half down the left and tries to deliver a ball into the box. It evades everyone in the area but it's recovered by Raphinha who eventually loses out to Cresswell who defending the situation really well. 

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