West Ham boss Slaven Bilic has two games to save his job.

The Daily Express says Bilic had crisis talks with the West Ham board yesterday and has been warned that he has to prove he can turn results around quickly.

The Croatian's team face a daunting trip to Liverpool on Sunday.

But he will be judged on the results of the following two home matches - against struggling Burnley on Wednesday week and Hull three days later.

Defeats in both of those games - and West Ham have won only two out of seven home league games at the London Stadium this season - and Bilic will almost certainly lose his job, with former Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini a possible candidate if he goes.