BBC Sport pundit Robbie Savage

"At the minute you would say with the results he has got that John Carver is out of his depth but that does not excuse the players today, they were disgraceful."

Daley Blind has a shot blocked by Marouane Fellaini as Manchester United continue to push on. It's very slow going though.

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The Championship season came to a close this afternoon, with Bournemouth winning the title and Watford going up in second place.

But the play-offs are still to come, beginning next Friday night with Brentford v Middlesbrough.

See all of the fixtures here.

Back under way at Old Trafford.

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Andrew, a Newcastle fan, says: "Instead of pouring water, John Carver has poured petrol on the fire. He's lost it."

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Reporter Ian Brown at Old Trafford: "United are struggling to find any consistency in this game. There have been short spells where they have put West Brom under pressure, Ashley Young shot over the bar and Boaz Myhill has saved twice from van Persie. Van Persie had the best chance in his first start since February. West Brom had one big moment where JOleon Lescott had a free header from a corner but it went straight at De Gea."

QPR

A surprising - perhaps - stat from Anfield is that QPR have found the back of the net in each of their last 10 Premier League away games; their longest streak in PL history.

They just can't keep clean sheets.

Tom Wilkinson: Mourinho is just Pulis with a platinum card

Steve Bower
BBC Match of the Day commentator at Old Trafford

"The referee brings to an end a goalless, tame and timid opening 45 minutes but that will suit Tony Pulis. So far so good for West Brom. Robin van Persie with Manchester United's best opening."

Sunderland

Sunderland manager Dick Advocaat speaking to Sky Sports about his side's 2-1 win over Southampton: "It was a very important win. Everything is still in our own hands with four games to go.

"Today we have seen what can be achieved if everyone works their socks off. It was great team performance and I am really proud of the way we got the three points."

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On Sunderland's two penalties: "In my opinion they were both penalties, good decisions by the referee by the way."

On the red card shown to Southampton's James Ward-Prowse (laughing): "I am not allowed to say but I was happy they sent him off because it makes it a little bit easier."

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A few of you agree with Sam there on social media and find West Brom's tactical approach boring. What do you mean?

This is there current average position map. Disciplined.

Sam Hartles: WBA using the age old Tony Pulis special today.... 4-6-0 formation. Boring Boring Baggies!

Paul Collins: If titles and trophies were won by passes backwards and sideways, Man Utd would walk the title.

ruach: Does Manchester United know that possession will not actually win them the game?

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Aston Villa

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Only three players have scored more Premier League goals than Christian Benteke (41) since the start of 2012-13 season. Luis Suarez 54, Sergio Aguero 50 and Robin van Persie 48.

Wayne Andrews: Can't see Sunderland surviving, with Everton, Arsenal and Chelsea to come - all away

Dan Baldwin: You having a laugh? Villa wont go down the way they're playing. Newcastle will

Robin Peckitt: Can't remember hearing the crowd at Old Trafford being this quiet. Aimlessly passing won't win the game nor the crowd.

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Pass it around, pass it around, pass it around, and Chris Smalling gives it away.

That's this half in a nutshell. It's dull.

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Mark Noble has scored 14 Premier League penalties (from 17 taken). That's as many as Michael Owen, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink and Eric Cantona.

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Fine company to be in...

It's looking more and more like one of Aston Villa, Newcastle, Hull, Leicester or Sunderland will be relegated to the Championship.

Who's your money on?

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Goalkeeper Boaz Myhill (eight) has made the most passes for West Brom so far. Boxed in.