Welcome to live coverage of West Ham versus Sunderland. It's the Paolo Di Canio derby!

Corner for Sunderland on the right wing. Khazri takes, firing it low to the near post, and Ogbonna puts it behind.

West Ham, who haven't lost at home since the Autumn, and Sunderland, get the match started.

Five minutes to kick off, as West Ham keep up their pursuit of European football, and Sunderland try to survive again.

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Here's some information on something that will be taking place with the West Ham fans today.

Here's the biggest news from the last day, that FIFA has a new president.

Hammers boss Bilic on Sunderland: " He's got a good chance. They are still there, not adrift in a position like Aston Villa. He has improved the squad, they are very organised and showing quality and character. They got four points from Liverpool away and Manchester United at home - any club in the world would take that. They are organised, stubborn, but they have quality on the break. There is still a long way to go and they are there. They definitely have a good chance to stay up."

Sunderland can't play teams as easy to beat as Manchester United every week, unfortunately, but they have their matchwinner from that game, Lamina Kone, and the first goalscorer Wahbi Kazri.

West Ham have the chance to continue their impressive season with a relatively healthy squad. New signing Byram continues at left back. Payet, Emenike and Lanzini are the exciting trio of forwards. That's right. Trio.

TEAMS: West Ham: Adrian, Byram, Collins, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Noble (c), Kouyate, Antonio, Payet, Lanzini, Emenike. Subs: Randolph, Henry, Oxford, Song, Obiang, Moses, Carroll. /// Sunderland: Mannone, Yedlin, Kone, O'Shea, van Aanholt, Kirchhoff, Cattermole, M'Vila, Khazri, N'Doye, Defoe. Subs: Pickford, Jones, Rodwell, Kaboul, Toivonen, Larsson, Borini.