West Brom 4-2 West Hampublished at 18:27 British Summer Time 17 September 2016
West Ham's poor start to the season continues as they suffer a fourth league defeat, going down to West Brom at the Hawthorns.
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Updates from Friday 9 September 2016
West Ham's poor start to the season continues as they suffer a fourth league defeat, going down to West Brom at the Hawthorns.
Read MoreWest Bromich Albion manager Tony Pulis says the addition of Nacer Chadli to his side was the difference in their 4-2 win over West Ham at the Hawthorns.
Read MoreWolves bounce back from Tuesday's thrashing by Barnsley to end Newcastle's five-match Championship winning streak.
Read MoreWest Ham manager Slaven Bilic says he was embarrassed by his side's first-half display in their 4-2 defeat by West Brom.
Read MoreAston Villa hold on to claim a point at Ipswich to secure a fifth draw from their eighth Championship game.
Read MoreWatch the wickets as Warwickshire made short work of claiming the ninth Lord's triumph in their history with an eight-wicket One-Day Cup final destruction of Surrey.
Read MoreWest Brom 4-0 West Ham
Martin Keown
Former England defender on Final Score
West Ham look as though they couldn't buy a win or a clean sheet at the moment. Their midfield looks a problem. Cheikhou Kouyate is like a fire engine that arrives at a fire after it has gone out.
Warwickshire race to an eight-wicket win over Surrey in the One-Day Cup final, after bowling out their opponents for 136.
Read MoreRelive the action from Saturday's EFL, including a Wolves win at Newcastle and Birmingham's last-minute victory against Sheffield Wednesday.
Read MoreWest Brom v West Ham (15:00 BST)
Two changes for either side.
For West Brom, forward Salomón Rondón and winger James McClean replace Sam Field and Saido Berahino, who drops to the bench.
The biggest news is on the Baggies bench where Wales striker and Euro 2016 hero Hal Robson-Kanu sits, ahead of what could be his first appearance since joining on a free on transfer deadline day.
For West Ham, Norway midfielder Havard Nordtveit and Italy defender Angelo Ogbonna are in for right-back Sam Byram and centre-back Winston Reid. Michail Antonio drops in at full-back.
West Brom v West Ham (15:00 BST)
Mark Scott
Match of the Day commentator
The rubber-stamping of West Brom's takeover has put Tony Pulis' future in the spotlight again.
He insists he doesn't expect much to change under the new owner, but he could certainly do with things going in a different direction on the pitch, as wins and goals continue to be in very short supply.
Pulis would love West Ham to be as charitable at the back as they were last week, with the Hammers going from the sublime to the ridiculous against Watford.
Slaven Bilic is hopeful that capitulation will be a turning point and is expecting a 'big response'. After losing three of their opening four league games, he needs one.
West Brom v West Ham (15:00 BST)
Football Focus
Former West Brom striker Jason Roberts: "I know John Williams, who has come into West Brom with the new owners, from my time at Blackburn and he's not a confrontational character so I am surprised this situation has developed.
"Clearly Tony Pulis isn't happy that he's not been able to bring in the players he has wanted at the club. I think he came out and said that Hal Robson-Kanu wasn't his signing which makes you worry a bit."
Warwickshire's Laurie Evans takes a stunning one-handed diving catch at mid-wicket to remove Surrey opener Jason Roy in the Royal London One-Day Cup final at Lord's.
Read MoreOur resident Mystic Meg has been looking into his crystal football once again. That's right, BBC Sport's football expert Mark Lawrenson has been predicting the scores of all of this weekend's Premier League matches.
Lawro's opponent this week is Radio 1Xtra DJ Charlie Sloth.
Sloth is a Liverpool fan, and told BBC Sport: "I am a massive Red, and there is only one Red that matters."
That's a nice way to talk about Liverpool legend Lawro isn't it? What?! Sloth is talking about Steven Gerrard? Unbelievable.
Lawro got off to a good start after predicting a 2-0 win for Liverpool against Chelsea.
West Brom manager Tony Pulis says the only way he will stop being West Brom manager is if he is sacked by the club's new Chinese owners.
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Read MoreMotorists who drive too close to cyclists as they overtake are being targeted by undercover police officers on bikes in Birmingham.
Read MoreA former nightclub boss jailed for plotting to break a drug baron out of custody is ordered to pay back more than £1.3m in criminal gains.
Read MoreTrain passengers are being warned there'll be a revised timetable tomorrow for London Midland and Virgin Trains services.
Birmingham New Street says it's down to disruption caused by a landslide today near Watford Junction.
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BBC Travel
The problems with the trains between Birmingham and London are likely to continue for the rest of the day.
The disruption has been caused by a landslide at Watford Junction.
It's affecting London Midland and Virgin Trains.
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