Welcome to LIVE commentary of West Ham v Everton in the Premier League. The pressure is on the Hammers after a disappointing run of results while Everton are aiming to keep their hopes alive of snatching a top four place. Kick-off is at 15:00 GMT.

And that is full-time. It finishes 0-0, which will leave Bilic frustrated perhaps as his side created the better chances. Everton will feel they were let off the hook as they failed to have a single shot on target.

There will be two added minutes.

The ball is played over the top for Sakho who may have controlled the ball with his arm. His shot is blocked for a corner. The set piece falls to Fonte at the back post but his header down is straight at the keeper.

Baines puts the ball into the area and Fernandes puts it behind for another Everton corner. This time Collins heads the ball clear, the ball is crossed in again and Jagielka's looping header goes over. Collins is lucky not to concede a penalty as he was tugging Williams' shirt as the cross came in.

Calvert-Lewin puts in a deep cross and Fonte flicks the ball behind for a corner. The set-piece comes out to Lookman, whose ball into the box is cleared.

Everton have a corner after Nordtveit loses his footing and puts the ball behind. The delivery from Barkley is cleared.

Cresswell is on for Kouyate's for the closing stages.

Sakho is furious after shoving over Williams on the byline to win the ball, it looked like a clear foul in fairness to the referee.

Fonte is booked for diving in on Calvert-Lewin, the youngster is lucky to avoid an injury.

CHANCE! Lookman has space on the edge of the box and fires in a dipping effort which is narrowly over, the youngster is coming more into the game.

DECENT EFFORT! Lanzini collects the ball on the wing, cuts inside and lashes in a low shot from 20 yards which is comfortably saved.

Calvert-Lewin is on for Mirallas, who has had a quiet game.

CHANCE! Lookman collects the ball 40 yards out, does a neat half turn and lashes a shot wide of goal from distance. Decent effort.

The Hammers look more likely to score but their final ball has been in the second half, summed up by a cross which goes behind the goal from Kouyate.

Barry, the most booked player in Premier League history, has another caution against his name for tripping Ayew. The resulting free-kick is an attempted cross but is straight into the arms of the keeper.

The Hammers are continuing to press, the changes that Koeman made at the break have not had the desired effect.