A real end of season feel about this one. Nothing much happening, although Wilfred Ndidi has just planted his arm into the face of Claudio Yacob. He escapes without a booking. 

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But hang on a minute, Sunderland go close! Fabio Borini gets his head down and leathers a shot from the edge of the area, plenty of swerve and it almost catches out Artur Boruc, who makes a rather ugly save. 

The wait for a Saido Berahino goal goes on. The Stoke man does nothing wrong on this occasion though, taking a cross on his left foot and swivelling to shoot early. It's a fine block by Winston Reid. 

This is not news but Sunderland are a right mess. They lose the ball and within seconds Bournemouth have cut their way through. Josh King has a low effort easily held by Jordan Pickford. 

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Almost perfect! 

What a great free-kick from aforementioned Hull winger Kamil Grosicki! Over the wall, beats Fraser Forster all ends up and smashes against the post!

Lovely hit. 

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No dramas to report yet at The Hawthorns.

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Not much happening yet at St Mary's, where the pitch looks an absolute picture, although there's a shot from Hull, winger Kamil Grosicki firing wide on the run. 

It takes Bournemouth all of 45 seconds to cut the Sunderland defence open. A quick corner catches the hosts sleeping, Charlie Daniels is able to put in a low cross and Steve Cook prods it a yard wide, under pressure.

Very, very close. 

The first shot of the day comes from West Ham, as Manuel Lanzini takes aim from 35 yards and skids one through on the turf, a very early tester for Jack Butland. 

Away we go! All four Premier League matches are up and running. 

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

Stoke fans will be looking at where they are in the league and saying: "Why are West Brom above us? Pound for pound they are not as good as us..."

There are just too many players who don't turn up for me. 

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Here come the teams!

They work to fill in one of the corners at Stoke is well under way. If you're familiar with that grass bank to the side of the away end, where the big screen is, it's now a sea of steel girders. Some summer work on. 

Sunderland

Just in case you need a reminder (sorry Sunderland fans).

Sunderland will be relegated:

• If they lose AND Hull avoid defeat at Southampton
• If they lose AND Swansea (who play Manchester United on Sunday) win
• If they draw AND Hull win, The Black Cats could also be “on the brink” (12 points adrift with four games left) depending on results

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

"I think Moyes stays even if they go down. Look at what happened at Burnley with Sean Dyche. When they've come back up, they have stabilised.

"David Moyes has not had a great few years. Manchester United was a difficult time. His time in Spain was even more difficult. 

"He is trying to restore his credibility but he is trying to do so with a difficult team. The Sunderland owners should take the opportunity to stabilise and let them fight.

"One area I would criticise Moyes is that he doesn’t exude confidence and that may have been his downfall this season - it's always glass half-empty for him. 

"If they can keep this squad together and allow Moyes to rebuild and stabilise, they may be favourites to come back up the following season. 

"They just need to hold their nerve and not panic if they do go down."

With 15 minutes to go the Stadium of Light is not exactly buzzing. Is this the beginning of the end?

Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Final Score

“It’s a difficult choice whether to keep David Moyes if they go down.

"If you look at where their problems lie, it’s not at managerial level – it’s at the ownership, level in my opinion.

"If they sack him, I don’t think it will be hard for him to get another job because he has a good CV as a manager.

"If they sack him it should only be to get someone in who has a better understanding of managing in the Championship level.

"Sunderland don’t have the quality to stay in this league and I think it’s due to a lack of good decisions at the board level."

It's Jack Butland's first appearance at the Bet365 for 413 days this afternoon.

Season ticket holders will have forgotten all about him. 

Sunderland boss David Moyes speaking to Final Score: "We played Wednesday night and it’s quite a quick turnaround. We’ve not had loads of them this season so we can’t complain about that but we’ve got four injuries."

The BBC Women’s Footballer of the Year 2017 award is launched this Sunday 30 April 18:30-19:00 BST with Sarah Mulkerrins.

It’s the third year of the award and you can vote at bbc.co.uk/womensfootball  - there you will be able to find the main vote page with video and article profiles for each player.  

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The five nominees will be revealed on Sunday and then you can vote for the winner until Monday 15 May 0900 BST.

Arsenal and Scotland’s Kim Little was the winner last year.  

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