Leeds United vs West Ham United LIVE: Premier League result, final score and reaction

Todibo is frustrated by a refereeing decision and receives a yellow card for dissent in the second of four added minutes at the end of the half.

Despite a late rally, West Ham suffered another damaging defeat, succumbing to a 2-1 loss against Leeds at Elland Road. The visitors started woefully and fell two goals behind in the first half thanks to Aaronson’s tap-in and Rodon’s emphatic header. In the second half, with the expectation on Nuno’s men to attack and find a goal, they struggled to show intent. Eventually, West Ham scored in the 90th minute when Fernandes flicked in Bowen’s cross. However, Leeds held on and claimed a deserved three points. Farke’s side recorded a higher expected goals (xG), with 1.58 to West Ham’s 0.63. Leeds also managed more shots, with 13 to West Ham’s nine. This result moves Leeds up to 13th, while West Ham stay in the relegation zone in 19th. In their next Premier League games, Leeds travel to Brighton, while West Ham host Newcastle United. We hope you’ve enjoyed this live text commentary. Thank you for joining us!

Bowen showcases his quality. A brilliant cross is met by an equally eye-catching header, and West Ham have a route back into this game.

GOALLLL! WEST HAM GET ON THE SCORESHEET! 2-1! GAME ON! Bowen cuts inside, clipping a tantalising cross into the box. Fernandes flicks the ball into the bottom corner with a deft header. It's a lifeline for West Ham! Can they salvage a draw? There are four minutes of added time for them to find a leveller.

FULL-TIME: LEEDS UNITED 2-1 WEST HAM

Justin is booked for a late lunging challenge on Walker-Peters.

Calvert-Lewin has worked tirelessly as the lone focal point, and he's been replaced by Nmecha in the closing stages.

Aaronson, who netted the opening goal in the third minute, departs for James.

Should they go on to lose this match, West Ham’s haul of just four points from nine games would represent their joint-worst return ever at this stage of a league campaign, also picking up just four in the second tier in 1932-33 and in 1973-74 in the top-flight (both using three points for a win).

Perri is penalised with a needless yellow card for kicking the ball away to delay a restart.