Forget scrapping in the shopping aisles for those Christmas presents, we've had our own afternoon of high drama at Anfield.

Liverpool nicked a point to move up to ninth, above their city rivals Everton, while Albion stay 13th.

Time for me to say goodbye but if you, like me, can't wait to hear what Pulis and Klopp have got to say after that humdinger then head over here for all the post-match reaction.

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Divock Origi looks proud as punch. Not surprising seeing as he's just bagged his first Premier League goal.

"I just kept on working and I'm happy to score," says the Belgian in the Anfield tunnel. 

"The coach said I had to do everything to bring something to team, I tried to go beyond defenders and shoot and I managed to get the goal.

"It was a difficult game because West Brom are a physical side. But we showed mental strength and got a point."

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The Anfield Kop shows its appreciation to their heroes for continuing to push for the equaliser which, on the balance of play, they comfortably deserved. Reds boss Jurgen Klopp responds by ordering his players into a line to hold hands and salute the end behind the goal. They're celebrating like they've won the FA Cup!

Annnnnd breathe! All over at Anfield. What a game, what drama. Liverpool couldn't force a dramatic winner, Albion hang on for a point.

"Have it!" is what Peter Kay would say to Jonas Olsson whacking the ball about 60 yards upfield from the edge of his penalty area. Time is almost up for Liverpool...

"Attack, attack, attack!" shouts almost the whole of Anfield. Liverpool pressing, Albion hanging on...

Time for a winner? Liverpool think so. Divock Origi races back to the centre circle with ball in hand and dumps it on the spot. The Baggies aren't rushing...

That Tony Pulis is a wily old fox. The Baggies boss eats up some seconds by bringing Rickie Lambert on against his former club. Salomon Rondon - after an energy-sapping shift up front on his lonesome - is given a well-deserved break.

Was this the moment? Roberto Firmino whips in a teasing cross from close to the left corner flag towards the far post. The menacing figure of Martin Skrtel is lurking but the shaven-headed Slovakian cannot guide the ball inside the near post. On we go...

Liverpool are all huff and all puff. But they can't blow the West Brom house down.

Right...here's the moment of truth. All eyes on the fourth official as he reveals how many minutes of stoppage time. There will be EIGHT additional minutes (after Dejan Lovren's injury) for Liverpool to nick at least a point.

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Another minute, another Liverpool effort. Substitute Jordon Ibe wriggles into space on the edge of the Baggies box, firing wide of the right-hand post.

More Liverpool groans. For the umpteenth time, a home shot goes straight at Boaz Myhill in the Albion goal. Jordan Henderson is the culprit. Time ticking...

Game, set and match Baggies? Almost. Salomon Rondon has not had much company up top for the visitors, but suddenly sees a couple of striped shirts appear to set up a golden opportunity. But the Venezuelan drags a low shot wide. Nervy few minutes ahead... 

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Last throw of the dice for Liverpool. Brazil attacker Roberto Firmino enters the action, Adam Lallana's goose is cooked.

More groans from the frustrated home fans. Plenty of Liverpool possession in the Baggies half but they can't find that penetrative pass. A lofted ball into the Albion box is gathered by Albion keeper Boaz Myhill. Time running out...

All Liverpool now. As it has been for most of the match to be fair. Don't expect much Albion attacking.

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