Premier League LIVE: West Brom beat Newcastle to put relegation on hold as Southampton down Bournemouth
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Your support makes all the difference.Following Liverpool’s game with Stoke City, it is the turn of the 3pm kick-offs and what looks set to be one of West Bromwich Albion’s last games in the Premier League for the foreseeable future.
The Baggies will be relegated if they lose to away to Newcastle United but Southampton could make move to within a point of safety if they beat Bournemouth.
Elsewhere, Crystal Palace welcome Leicester City to Selhurst Park and Everton travel to Huddersfield Town while Burnley continue their European chase against Brighton and Hove Albion.
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Hello and welcome to The Independent's live coverage of the 3pm kick-off from the Premier League as West Brom could confirm their relegation today.
Stay with us for all the latest updates and team news for all of the games this afternoon...
After that dire 0-0 draw between Liverpool and Stoke we're still waiting for the first goal of the day in the Premier League.
Where's it going to come?
"The players don't seem too happy with him and player power does work there.
"I'd be surprised if he's there next season."
The words of Paul Merson on the likelihood of Claude Puel remaining in charge of Leicester next season.
That's Puel signing a contract extension tonight, then.
Charlie Nicholas on whether he'd take James Tarkowski at Arsenal:
"In a heartbeat. I don't need all that fancy stuff at the back, I need somebody who's going to do his job and show some authority."
Paul Merson reckons the Burnley defender is going to the World Cup:
"I like the lad. If we're going to play with three centre-halves, we need centre-halves. You need players who can play out from the back and he ticks the boxes. For me, he goes."
Ohhhhh, Jimmy Tarkowski
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