Summary

  • Olsson's deflection the winner

  • Man United stay in fourth

  • United lose three matches in a row

  • Baggies seven points clear of drop zone

  1. Top of the tablepublished at 17:15 British Summer Time 2 May 2015

    Top of table

    So Manchester United start in fourth, but will go back above Arsenal and rivals Manchester City with a win, with City playing Tottenham on Sunday and Arsenal facing Hull on Monday.

    Liverpool remain in contention for a top-four finish, but have played at least a game more than United, City and Arsenal.

  2. Bottom of the tablepublished at 17:14 British Summer Time 2 May 2015

    Premier League table

    So this is the bottom of the Premier League table. Are West Brom safe? Well, after wins for Sunderland and Leicester, maybe not just yet. Tony Pulis's side have four games left, but after Manchester United today, travel to Newcastle before ending the season with games against Chelsea and Arsenal.

  3. Join the debate at #bbcfootballpublished at 17:10 British Summer Time 2 May 2015

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  4. 'Di Maria can't say he's had a marvellous season'published at 17:08 British Summer Time 2 May 2015

    So no Angel Di Maria in Manchester United's starting line-up. But boss Louis van Gaal expects the winger to remain at the club despite being disappointed by the Argentina international's first season in English football since his £59.7m move from Real Madrid.

    Angel Di MariaImage source, Getty Images

    "He cannot say that he has had a marvellous season here," said van Gaal. "He is not always in the line-up which for him a disappointment, but also for me a disappointment.

    "But he is working hard. I'm pleased with his attitude, so that's not a problem. I think Di Maria shall stay.

    "The decision is not only to him because we have a contract, and we always speak with every player about the future. That is the same with every player."

  5. Line-upspublished at 17:05 British Summer Time 2 May 2015

    Manchester United XI: De Gea, Valencia, Smalling, McNair, Blind, Mata, Herrera, Fellaini, Young, Rooney, van Persie.

    West Bromwich Albion XI: Myhill, Dawson, McAuley, Olsson, Lescott, Brunt, Yacob, Gardner, Mulumbu, Fletcher, Berahino.

  6. Team newspublished at 17:04 British Summer Time 2 May 2015

    Robin van PersieImage source, Getty Images

    Only one change for Manchester United from the side that lost 3-0 at Everton on Sunday. And it is an attacking one from Louis van Gaal as Robin van Persie comes into the side, to replace Luke Shaw, who is not in United's 18. It means Angel Di Maria remains on the bench, and is joined by Phil Jones who has recovered from an ankle injury.

    West Brom boss Tony Pulis changes two of his starting 11 from the 0-0 draw against Liverpool as Jonas Olsson and Youssouf Mulumbu come in for James Morrison and Victor Anichebe.

  7. Hellopublished at 17:02 British Summer Time 2 May 2015

    Hello, good afternoon and welcome to BBC Sport's live text commentary for the Premier League match between Manchester United and West Brom.

    So, no time to waste. It is time for the team news from Old Trafford.

  8. The good times returning to Old Trafford?published at 17:00 British Summer Time 2 May 2015

    From beating Bayern Munich in the most amazing finish possible with two goals in injury time in 1999...

    Manchester UnitedImage source, Empics

    ... to a dramatic penalty shoot-out win against Chelsea in 2008. The Champions League has provided some of the best moments for Manchester United supporters.

    Manchester UnitedImage source, Getty Images

    But not this season. This season United's players could leave their passports locked away as they had to watch on enviously from the sidelines.

    Juan Mata and Wayne RooneyImage source, Getty Images

    But the good times may be returning to Old Trafford. A victory today and Champions League football could well be back on the menu.

    Marouane FellainiImage source, Getty Images