Liverpool vs West Ham as it happened: Latest score and updates after Divock Origi goal

Re-live the Premier League meeting at Anfield

Origi pulled the hosts level at the start of the second half (Getty)

After collapsing like a soggy sandcastle on the south coast last weekend, Jurgen Klopp will hope his Liverpool side can rediscover their form against one of the Premier League’s crisis clubs.

Slaven Bilic’s future at West Ham United has been cast into doubt after that 5-1 shellacking at the hands of Arsenal last weekend. The Hammers will be hoping to avoid another heavy defeat.

Kick-off: 4.30pm

• Gary Neville hits back at Liverpool's Loris Karius with sarcastic 'apology'
• Klopp accuses Bournemouth's Steve Cook of lacking respect for Karius
• Daniel Sturridge faces race to be fit for Merseyside derby
• Klopp couldn't believe that Liverpool pulled off Roberto Firmino deal moved to Anfield

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Saturday's Premier League results

Watford 3 Everton 2

Arsenal 3 Stoke City 1

Burnley 3 Bournemouth 2

Hull City 3 Crystal Palace 3

Swansea City 3 Sunderland 0

Leicester City 4 Manchester City 2

Sunday's Premier League fixtures

Chelsea vs West Bromwich Albion (12.00pm)

Manchester United vs Tottenham Hotspur (2.15pm)

Southampton vs Middlesbrough (2.15pm)

Liverpool vs West Ham United (4.30pm)

[11 December 2016 16:04 · Mark Critchley]

Welcome to The Independent's live coverage of Liverpool vs West Ham United.

After collapsing like a soggy sandcastle on the south coast last weekend, Jurgen Klopp will hope his Liverpool side can rediscover their form against one of the Premier League’s crisis clubs.

Slaven Bilic’s future at West Ham United has been cast into doubt after that 5-1 shellacking at the hands of Arsenal last weekend. The Hammers will be hoping to avoid another heavy defeat.

Kick-off: 4.30pm

Stay with us for team news and build-up...

[11 December 2016 16:08 · Mark Critchley]

Team news

Liverpool: Karius, Clyne, Lovren, Matip, Milner, Henderson, Wijnaldum, Lallana, Mane, Origi, Firmino.

Substitutes: Mignolet, Moreno, Klavan, Lucas, Alexander-Arnold, Ejaria, Woodburn.

West Ham United: Randolph; Reid, Nordtveit, Ogbonna; Antonio, Obiang, Noble, Cresswell; Payet, Lanzini; Ayew.

Substitutes: Adrian, Carroll, Fletcher, Fernandes, Quina, Browne, Pike.

[11 December 2016 16:08 · Mark Critchley]

What will the result be at Anfield?

[11 December 2016 16:15 · Mark Critchley]

Loris Karius retains his place. He's had a difficult week... 

[11 December 2016 16:20 · Mark Critchley]

More Karius fall-out... 

[11 December 2016 16:28 · Sam Dymond]

It's almost time for kick-off at Anfield. The teams are out and You'll Never Walk Alone is getting its first airing of the afternoon.

[11 December 2016 16:30 · Sam Dymond]

KICK-OFF: And we're off! The final Premier League match of the day is underway at Anfield, and it's the perfect opportunity for Liverpool to respond to last weekend's horror show on the south coast. They'll know all about West Ham though; the Hammers won here 3-0 at the start of last season.

[11 December 2016 16:34 · Sam Dymond]

5 mins: GOAL! LIVERPOOL 1 WEST HAM 0:

Well, that didn't take long, did it? With just over four minutes on the clock, Adam Lallana has steered Liverpool into the lead in front of the Kop. Bursting forward from midfield, Roberto Firmino and Divock Origi combined to send Sadio Mane to the left touchline. The Senegalese international looked up and found Lallana in the middle with a low cross, who then took one touch to steady himself before another sent the ball low across Darren Randolph.

[11 December 2016 16:38 · Sam Dymond]

7 mins: Loris Karius watch: under pressure, the goalkeeper has just punched a corner to the edge of the penalty area where Manuel Lanzini returned the ball by volleying it high and wide.

[11 December 2016 16:40 · Sam Dymond]

8 mins: Better from Karius as he turns a shot away from birthday boy Michail Antonio at the near post. The German goalkeeper is going to be under scrutiny both from the critics and opposition players for some time.