All over. Watford have to settle with a point despite a dominant display. 

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Allan Nyom has had a good game but he goes into the book for a cynical trip.

Three minutes added time. Saido Berahino is replaced by Callum McManaman.

Is that the last chance? Almen Abdi takes a swing from 20 yards but his effort dribbles tamely into the gloves of Boaz Myhill.

West Brom are pressing in the closing stages. Allan Nyom is forced to concede a corner but it's well headed clear. Then Salomon Rondon tries to play in James Morrison but Gomes races out of his goal to claim.

Etienne Capoue gives away a free kick in a dangerous area. Chris Brunt can take a mean dead ball but he's off target on this occasion, not getting enough dip and curl on his strike to take the ball under the crossbar.

Interesting...Quique Sanchez Flores withdraws Jose Jurado, who has been arguably his side's best player, and throws on Steven Berghuis for his debut.

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What a chance. What a chance. West Brom have barely had a sniff all match but they should be 1-0 up. The Baggies work a short corner cleverly, Chris Brunt stands up a cross to the back post, where it's nodded back across goal by Rickie Lambert. All Saido Berahino has to do is head the ball goalwards from four yards out but he mistimes his leap and squirts the ball wide. What a let-off for Watford.

Nyom has got a terrific delivery on him - Almen Abdi puts him in on the overlap and he lazily swings his boot at the ball and produces a beaut of a cross that Chris Brunt has to head to safety.

Is fatigue beginning to take its toll on Watford? For the first time in the game they are beginning to misplace a few passes, Ikechi Anya the latest culprit with an overhit cross.

A rather scrappy passage of play ends with Troy Deeney regaining possession on the edge of the area and sending a rising drive over the top of the crossbar. Watford will have to do better than that.

I've just had a look at the stats and I wasn't entirely surprised to find that West Brom haven't had a shot on target yet. It's been that sort of day for Tony Pulis's men. About the best you can say is that they've been resilient, and of course, they are still right in this game.

How many chances can Watford spurn? Ikechi Anya whips in a lovely cross right into the heart of the West Brom area, but Odion Ighalo can't quite stretch enough to guide his diving header into the net. You just wonder if Watford will rue all these missed opportunities.

Rickie Lambert lunges in desperately and very, very late on Valon Behrami. It's not malicious, but the West Brom striker can have few complaints about his place in the referee's notebook.

Allan Nyom has played as well as anybody today. For the umpteenth time he surges upfield and pings in a great cross, but there's no-one in the middle to turn it home. Is it going to be one of those days for Watford?

Goodness me, what an introduction that would have been! Barely 60 seconds after coming on, Salomon Rondon finds himself all alone in the space vacated by Ikechi Anya. He cuts inside the centre-back and goes for goal, but his effort rises over the crossbar. It's the closest West Brom have come.

Here he is! West Brom's record signing Salomon Rondon enters the fray, replacing Craig Gardner. He'll play up top for the Baggies.

Will he be the man to break the deadlock today?

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West Brom really are living dangerously here. They allow Ikechi Anya to stroll to the byline and send over a teasing cross which is headed back across goal by Troy Deeney before Odion Ighalo's effort is blocked on the line. Watford sniffing a breakthrough here...