Hello and welcome to LIVE commentary of West Ham v Swansea City. It may be premature to call this a six -pointer but these two sides are under pressure to get a win today. Kick-off is at 15:00 BST at the London Stadium.

FULLTIME: West Ham win 1-0 courtesy of Sakho's 90th minute goal to hand Slaven Bilic a lifeline. Thanks for following the game, stick with us on the website for Manchester City v Chelsea and all the reaction to an action-packed afternoon.

Swansea are not offering much of a threat, they have been disappointing in the second period.

Sakho is booked for his celebration. There will be five added minutes.

GOAL FOR WEST HAM! Sakho scores at the back post from Masuaku's brilliant cross. The substitute puts it into the roof of the net!

Two minutes left, West Ham have improved since the introduction of Masuaku down the left.

Clucas is on for the closing stages for the visitors.

WOODWORK! Carroll rattles the bar with a first-time half-volley from Masuaku's low cross. Fabianski was beaten.

Swansea have one more sub to make but look content with a point.

Hart is the latest player to receive a chorus of boos for the time he is taking to clear the ball.

Masuaku and Sakho come on and the home fans are not too pleased with those changes.

Double substitution for West Ham coming up, Sakho and Masuaku are getting ready.

CLOSE! Fer finds Olsson who lashes a shot across goal which has hart scrambling across and it goes around six inches wide.

More good goalkeeping from Fabianski who plucks a cross out of the air before Carroll can get his head on it.

Twenty minutes left and there has not been much of an improvement with few chances carved out. The pressure is increasing on Bilic by the minute..

Mesa, wearing 51, is on for skipper Britton who was making his first appearance of the season.

Fabianski looks to be okay to continue after a few neck stretches and takes the free-kick. Carroll is lucky not to have received a second booking for his challenge on the keeper.

OUCH! Brave goalkeeping from Fabianski to catch the ball from a cross on the edge of his area as he collides with Carroll. The keeper was accidentally clothes-lined by the forward.

Noble, who has been quiet, makes way for Lanzini to make his return from a knee injury.

Lanzini is preparing to come on, the home side need a spark and the Argentine has shown last season he is capable of that.