No! It's all over and Alan Pardew is not hanging about. The Newcastle boss is heading for the tunnel and applauds the Toon Army before vanishing from view. Magpies fans are holding 'sack Pardew' signs. Another banner reads 'We support our team - Pardew out'.

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Newcastle carelessly lose possession on the edge of the Stoke area. Peter Crouch is happy to waste a few more seconds. Is there time for one last Magpies attack?

Mike Ashley does not look happy. In fact the Newcastle owner looks pretty angry.

'Sacked in the morning, you're getting sacked in the morning' booms around the Britannia. Alan Pardew stands motionless on the touchline. Four minutes of added time.

Former Everton defender Phil Neville
BBC Radio 5 live

"It's been a wonderful game with both teams going hell for leather. You can sense the nervousness from the Stoke supporters - they are dying for this first win at home."

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Alan Pardew continues to urge his players forward but they won't get a better chance than the one Jack Colback has missed. Stoke are minutes away from a first home win. Newcastle are minutes away from another defeat.

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It's all or nothing for Newcastle. That was a terrible miss by Colback.

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How on earth did he miss that? Jack Colback is four yards out with the goal at his mercy but hammers the ball the bar. It follows a fine run and cross by substitute Gabriel Obertan.

Alan Pardew cannot believe it. How costly will that prove to the Newcastle manager?

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live at the Britannia Stadium

"Newcastle are frustrated at what they perceive to be timewasting by Stoke.

"There is another hand-written banner held up saying 'we support our team, Pardew out'. Some fans were saying before the game they would sacrifice the three points tonight if it forces the manager out of the club."

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Standing ovation for Victor Moses as he is replaced by Oussama Assaidi. Thoroughly deserved too.

Free-kick to Newcastle 35 yards from the Stoke goal. Almost every Potters player is behind the ball. Up steps Moussa Sissoko and slams it into the wall. What a waste!

Mike Ashley looks intense as he peers down from the stand. Newcastle and Alan Pardew are just over 10 minutes away from a 10th defeat in 14 league games.

Jonathan Stevens:, external As a Newcastle fan I'm utterly embarrassed by our fans. Pardew deserves better than this for what he's previously achieved.

Tom Warner:, external I don't know what Pardew said at half time but this has been a truly gutless second half performance.

Craig Barker:, external When Obertan is the answer you are asking the wrong question.

Desperate times call for desperate measures. Newcastle send on Sammy Ameobi for Remy Cabella. The Magpies need a goal. Quickly.

Alan Pardew looks on nervously. There's 15 minutes or so left. Is time running out for the Newcastle boss?

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Former Everton defender Phil Neville
BBC Radio 5 live

"I don't think it was a penalty, I think Crouch went down softly. I think Krul only touched his jersey and there was no need for him to come out. Just stay in your net and be a goalkeeper."

It's all kicking off! Peter Crouch wants a penalty after a clash with Mike Williamson but the referee is having none of it. Tim Krul rushes off his line to confront the Stoke striker as Potters fans scream for a spot-kick.

Christopher Matthews:, external It's nights like these when all managers secretly want to use a brolly but are unable to thanks to Steve McClaren...

Bob Wetton:, external I've voluntarily watched Newcastle for the last 63 minutes. And to think, I make fun of my wife for watching Kim Kardashian.

Mac Jerry:, external Let's just imagine what the scoreline could be if the Newcastle fans were actually in support of their manager. Ridiculous.

How much does Victor Moses have left in the tank? He's run himself into the ground but still he continues to give the Newcastle defence all sorts of bother.

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And that's why Stephen Ireland is not starting league games for Stoke! The former Manchester City player spoons a presentable chance over the bar from 15 yards following another delightful move started by the impressive Victor Moses.