Some great pre-match tunes being belted out at The Hawthorns. A bit of Manic Street Preachers, some madness and some ..... erm Locomtion from Kylie Minogue.

A couple of Chelsea fans sporting Cesc Fabregas masks too...

Ian Muir: Mic up Suarez Chiellini and Evra for Champ League final. Could get a mouthful.

Angus Saul: Forget 'mic-ing up' - give Ian Holloway his own fly-on-the-wall reality TV show. He'd be the new Mike Bassett.

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A former Chelsea manager is also celebrating winning a title this season - although it seems he isn't universally popular.

Zenit St Petersburg coach Andre Villas-Boas employs a "nauseating" style of play that is "anti-football", claims one of the club's former players.

The ex-Chelsea and Tottenham boss, 37, has led Zenit to the Russian Premier League in his first full season there.

Yet Boris Chukhlov, who won the Soviet title with Zenit in 1984, also claims Villas-Boas is not good enough to manage a top European club. Chelsea fans might not disagree.

Harry G Henderson: I'd like to see JT mic'd up, maybe other English defenders will learn how to marshal a defence!

Elliot Leaver: Mike Ashley to be mic'd up - be interesting to see what he actually KNOWS about football.

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Europe's next generation of players probably won't be too chuffed to hear the latest from Michel Platini today.

Uefa's president said European football's governing body is preparing to relax the Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules it introduced in 2011 to stop clubs from overspending.

Less chance for kids to break through perhaps?

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Another team to dominate their domestic league this season was Barcelona - who secured the La Liga title with a game to spare.

BBC Sport take a look what defined the Spanish title race. Have a read here.

Kevin in Dunstable: Mic up every Ref. Not only could they explain their decisions, but it would cut out the abuse players say to them.

Rich in Cov: No point in 'mic-ing' anyone up. They cant string 2 coherent words together. You know what I mean, yeah, like.

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Just a quick reminder that you have 15 minutes to submit your predictions for tonight's match between WBA and Chelsea on the BBC Sport Predictor Game.

Lawro is predicting a 1-1 draw and 2-0 to Chelsea is currently the fans' favourite choice - have your say here.

Tonight we're asking you who in football you'd like to see mic'd up...

Aussie: Sir Michael Joseph McCarthy. However would need to be post watershed.

jason fuller: Gonna be honest, might be best not to as footballers swear a lot.

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A glance at West Brom boss Tony Pulis's record and you can see Mourinho's thinking.

The former Crystal Palace and Stoke City manager took over at the Baggies in January with the Midlands club just a point above the relegation zone but they have now secured another season in the Premier League.

He arrival was probably too late for any repeat of last season's manager of the season award but remarkable stuff all the same.

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Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is certainly an admirer of Jose Mourinho - having appointed him twice at Stamford Bridge.

But if Mourinho himself was in the Russian businessman's shoes, he is in no doubt about who he would look to to lead his club..... Tony Pulis.

"It's simple. If I own an English club, which I don't and which I'd never do, I'd sign Tony Pulis. It's as simple as that," Mourinho said in his pre-match press conference., external

'It's a guarantee to achieve what the club wants."

Tonight we're asking you who in football you'd like to see mic'd up...

Andrew Sharpe: Kompany because I can't imagine him screaming at players given how quiet his voice is in interviews!

Fraser Duguid: I would love to mic up Jose Mourinho to see how often he tells his team to park the bus!

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Who is Izzy Brown?

The 18-year-old winger came through the ranks at West Brom before Chelsea controversially signed him in 2013.

He had just made his first-team bow for the Baggies, becoming the second-youngest player in Premier League history at 16 years and 117 days.

West Brom were not happy with the compensation they received - reported to be around £1m following a tribunal - and now he could make his debut against his former club from the bench.

Tonight we're asking you who in football you'd like to see mic'd up...

Jill, Leamington Spa: It has to be Mario Balotelli to be mic'd up. We might find out once and for all what goes on in his head.

James in Bath: Imagine Wayne Rooney with a mic. The censor machine would go into overdrive.

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No Chelsea academy kid has become a first-team regular at the Bridge since John Terry almost 15 years ago.

Now, with the Premier League title secured, Mourinho is handing the next generation the precious game time they need to develop.

Elegant midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek played an hour of the 1-1 draw with Liverpool last weekend and didn't misplace a single pass. He starts again. Nathan Ake, the 20-year-old Dutch defender, and Izzy Brown could now play at The Hawthorns - along with fellow academy products Jamal Blackman and 19-year-old defender Andreas Cristensen.

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Chelsea make three changes from the side that drew 1-1 with Liverpool: out go Kurt Zouma, John Obi Mikel and Willian; in come Gary Cahill, Nemanja Matic and Diego Costa. It's a young-looking bench for the champions, including potential debutants Izzy Brown and goalkeeper Jamal Blackman.

West Brom also make three changes, with Callum McManaman, James Morrison and Saido Berahino replacing Craig Gardner, Youssouf Mulumbu and Victor Anichebe.

West Brom XI: Myhill; Dawson, McAuley, Olsson, Lescott; Brunt, Fletcher, Yacob, Morrison, McManaman; Berahino. Subs: Rose, Wisdom, Baird, Mulumbu, Gardner, Anichebe, Ideye.

Chelsea XI: Courtois; Ivanovic, Cahill, Terry (c), Filipe Luis; Loftus-Cheek, Matic; Remy, Fabregas, Hazard; Diego Costa. Subs: Blackman, Christensen, Azpilicueta, Ake, Mikel, Cuadrado, Brown.

BBC Radio 5 live

Don't forget, you can listen to live radio commentary of this match on BBC Radio 5 live. Conor McNamara and Kevin Kilbane are your men on the mic at the Hawthorns, with Mark Chapman presenting.

Build-up starts at 19:00 BST, and Baggies fans may want to make sure they stay tuned after the match, because from 22:00 BST, 5 live are looking back on West Brom's 'Great Escape' of 2005 in a special half-hour programme.

They are asking how far ahead of the rest are Chelsea? What do the other sides need to do? Text 85058 or tweet @5liveSport