In comes the corner but Liverpool hold firm with Emre Can heading away at the near post.

Here's a chance. West Brom force a corner, just their second of the game...

Craig Hignett
Former Middlesbrough and Blackburn midfielder on BBC Radio Merseyside

"It's about concentration levels for Liverpool. The game's won as long as they don't do anything stupid. I don't think Jurgen Klopp will want anything too adventurous now. He'll just want to see the game out."

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Rondon picks up where Robson-Kanu left off as he is caught offside to end a West Brom attack. They've been strangely limp all afternoon, the home side. A lot of credit must go to Liverpool, who have managed the game well, but you wonder where the fight has gone? Complacency, knowing they are not going down and probably won't move above eighth? Or is that harsh?

David Simpson: If Origi improves his first touch and hold up play, he will be such a better player. Not good enough right now. 

Javel Bleach: Oh wow, that was a CERTAIN goal! Brilliant stop from Mignolet, who's come on leaps & bounds since Karius arrived! 

Tony Pulis grimaces down on the touchline as a throw goes Liverpool's way. The linesman on that side of the pitch has had a hell of a time this afternoon. Both barrels from the Baggies boss.

West Brom are finally having a go. They swing in a cross from the left that Darren Fletcher nods well over. Could have done with some of this intent 30 minutes ago.

Liverpool take off Divock Origi and send on Daniel Sturridge.

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Alex Hollister: Interesting how West Brom fans, proud of their physical game, cry foul when a team comes at them with same physicality.

Joel Barclays: If Liverpool win this, seriously then I don't see either of United or Arsenal pipping them to top 4.

Simon Mignolet to the rescue!

The Liverpool keeper has had nothing to do for most of this game but when called upon to dart out and block a close-range shot from Matt Phillips, who had broken clear of the Reds defence, he does so with aplomb. Brilliant - not always a word that has been used in conjunction with the Belgian.

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Emre Can lines one up but gets it all wrong, firing his shot from range very high, very wide and deep into the stand.

West Brom have had a shot. Jake Livermore fires from range but drags his effort past the post. By the latest stats, the Baggies have touched the ball six times in the Liverpool box.

They are limping towards a third successive defeat at the moment.

The next delivery is deep into the box for Dejan Lovren, who can't leap high enough and glances the ball away from danger.

Coutinho whips in the free-kick, which is put behind by the head of Craig Dawson.

The resulting corner is put behind by Rondon. We go again...

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Liverpool free-kick. Wide left. Edge of the box. Dangerous.

Bit of breaking team news from the Manchester United v Chelsea game. Blues keeper Thibaut Courtois is missing through injury. Zlatan Ibrahimovic is on the bench for the home side.

You can follow the build-up to that game here. 

Kevin Logan: Those gnashers are Firmino's greatest weapon! He uses them to blind the keeper before scoring.  

Aamer Iqbal: This would be West Brom's third defeat in a row after the well earned draw at Old Trafford. Only turn up against the big sides.

Lucas is booked for a foul on James McClean. He's been on the brink since the first half.

West Brom can't make anything from the free-kick, though, and remain shotless for this half.

From Opta: Neither side has fired in a shot on target so far in the second half. Albion yet to have a shot. 

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Craig Hignett
Former Middlesbrough and Blackburn midfielder on BBC Radio Merseyside

"Liverpool have kept the ball much better in this second half. West Brom can't play through the middle at all. It's all about concentration. If Liverpool keep their concentration, they'll see the game out."