Hello and welcome to our LIVE minute-by-minute coverage of the London derby between West Ham United and QPR. Team news to follow.

The full-time whistle is blown at Upton Park. West Ham run out 2-0 winners. Thank you for joining us today.

We'll have three minutes of added time at the end of this match. West Ham cruising to a win.

West Ham push for a third as the clock ticks down. Cresswell and Downing exchange a number of short, sharp passes before Henry commits a cynical foul. He goes into the book.

SHOULD SCORE!! Onuoha is caught two-against-one deep inside his own half as Downing and Jarvis attack. Former Liverpool man Downing gets to the byline, pulling the ball back for Nolan, who fires straight at Green from ten yards.

Substitute Mutch has a sight at goal after some bright work from Taraabt. The effort from 30 yards takes a wicked deflection off Tomkins' boot, but flies straigt into the arms of the grateful Adrian. The keeper nearing his first clean sheet of the season.

Far, far too easy for the Hammers now. Chants of 'Ole' greet every West Ham pass. Zamora is waving his teammates upfield, asking them to press higher.

As we approach the final ten minutes of this match, Taraabt shows wonderfully-quick feet midway through the West Ham half. Producing a number of quick step-overs, he shifts the ball to his right foot to fire a shot wide of Adrian's goal.

It's all very comfortable for West Ham at the minute. QPR started this second half very brightly, but the second goal has really taken the wind out of their sails. Can they find a goal to inspire them to get something from this game?

Mauro Zarate, who has run his socks off, is replaced by Kevin Nolan and receives a round of applause by the West Ham faithful.

Onuoha, since scoring that own goal, has been very solid in the QPR defence. This time he covers for Caulker, producing a well-timed challenge to dispossess Valencia on the edge of the penalty area.

Downing's corner from the right is floated into the box, with no pace, which inhibits Tomkins from getting any pace on his header. Green saves.

Traore is left with an unwanted two-on-one situation, backpeddaling as Zarate and Sakho bear down on goal.The defender does superbly well to read the play and is able to make an interception, saving his side.

GOOD SAVE! Kranjcar, who has scored a wonderful free-kick against Stoke already this season, is the man to take the QPR set-piece from 25 yards. It's struck well, but Adrian sees it early and beats the bouncing wall around the post for a corner.

Song is penalised for a challenge on Kranjcar, but the midfielder clearly knicks the ball away before taking down the man. Regardless, the visitors have a free-kick in a promising position.

A splendid run from Onuoha, who takes the ball out of his own half and rampages his way towards the West Ham box. Squirming through four challenges, Onuoha looks like a forward, but his shot that clears the bar comfortably reminds us all that he is, in fact, a defender.

QPR have now conceded at least two goals in four consecutive Premier League matches - and ten goals in total.