A few groans from the home fans as Liverpool keeper Simon Mignolet - who made a ricket for the Baggies goal remember - dallies with a backpass. As MOTD commentator Alistair Mann rightly points out, there's a sense of unease around Anfield when the ball goes back to the Belgian.

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I've not had the pleasure of seeing Tony Pulis's face since the restart. But I wish I had. I'd imagine the expression 'bulldog chewing a wasp' would apply. Even start to the second half.

Team talks done, water taken on board. Time to roll again. Liverpool restart the action.

Things have livened up at White Hart Lane...a little bit. Spurs know they can go fourth with a win and, thanks to Eric Dier's header, they're looking good value for that. Follow that game here.

I totally agree with both of these sentiments. Tony Pulis, I'd imagine, may provide an alternative view at full-time...

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Ian, Liverpool: This why Liverpool need a more confident goal keeper - Simon Mignolet is doing exactly what he did this time last year - he needs to be dropped for Bogdan - at least he is more commanding of his penalty area.  

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Going into the break behind would have been harsh on Liverpool. Not only was Albion's 'goal' offside, the Reds have hogged possession, dominated territory and battered the visitors in terms of shots. Liverpool 13 West Brom 2 in the attempts-on-goal column.

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I'd love to be a fly on the wall in that Anfield tunnel right now. One suspects Tony Pulis may be pacing about outside the referee's room. Mr Pawson won't be enjoying a relaxing cup of tea at the break...

West Brom players surround the officials as they leave the Anfield pitch for half-time. That drama has certainly provided a buzz around the stadium. Replays suggest that the linesman made the right call...eventually...but West Brom's anger will stem from the fact he appeared to have his mind changed by referee Craig Pawson. Pawson can't have had a better view than his assistant - surely?!

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Extraordinary scenes!! West Brom think they have taken the lead as Jonas Olsson pokes in Craig Gardner's free-kick. They celebrate for the best part of a minute...then wait! The linesman now has his flag raised for offside. Astonishing. Tony Pulis is going loco on the touchline...

"Referee?!?!?" shout one half of the Anfield Road stand. Ref Craig Pawson doesn't reckon Gareth McAuley handles Benteke's cross though. Carry on...

Alex, Loughborough: Getting fed up of reading 'Mignolet error' this season.  

Mark, Kingswear: We have to make Jack Butland a priority. Just give Stoke what they want for him and get him in quick. You can't have a keeper like Mignolet, you just can't.

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Philippe Coutinho and Christian Benteke are having a personal battle to see who can crash the most shots at goal in this match - they have had four each. The Brazilian tries his luck again from outside the box (the green arrow furthest right) but Baggies keeper Boaz Myhill comfortably gathers.

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As I told you a few moments ago, West Brom's goal was a right old mess (from a Liverpool point of view particularly). And here's the proof in graphical form. That cluster of numbers in the goal replay show that almost everyone on the pitch tried to have a swing at the ball before Craig Dawson (you can just see his number 25 peeking out)  blasted in.

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All gone a bit quiet at Anfield. Philippe Coutinho shoots low from a central position, before Liverpool team-mate Christian Benteke swivels to fire wide. Some Reds fans scurry downstairs for a balti pie and warm cuppa.

While we've been fortunate to enjoy two goals here at Anfield, they've not been so fortunate at White Hart Lane. Still goalless between Tottenham and Newcastle. And I'm reliably informed that the most exciting action is the referee falling over. If you want to stick your nose in to that game then head here.

Someone have a word! Simon Mignolet is having a meltdown. Heart in the mouth stuff from the Liverpool keeper as he wanders out to the right touchline before dribbling around Baggies winger James McClean with the grace of a lumbering rhino. Luckily for him, he manages to escape and hack clear. Nervy...

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