It's all over.

Pulis' face!

But he heads over.

It was a great cross from Jeff Hendrick, but the Rep of Ireland international heads over when it would have been easier to head on target.

Seconds remaining.

Sam Vokes heads over.

Time is running out for Burnley.

Four minutes of add-ons.

But his shot from 16 yards clears Ben Foster's bar.

He's had about four efforts on goal today - hasn't tested Foster with any of them.

The Clarets have a corner though.

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Robson-Kanu has jumped and his eyes are on the ball.

But his arm is out in a position, so that's probably what the referee has looked at.

It's a hard one, because I don't think there is any intention there.

Hal Robson-Kanu!

What a memorable match the Wales forward has had.

On replay, it seems a fair decision.

The forward jumps elbow first in challenging Matt Lowton for an aerial ball.

Ref Martin Atkinson marches towards Robson-Kanu with some purpose. And that purpose is to show the Baggies man a red card.

Salomon Rondon comes on for WBA.

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Away fans going berserk behind that goal right in front of the Albion contingent. You’ve got to applaud Robson-Kanu because of his upper body strength.

He’s held off the defenders there, made room for himself and I’ll tell you what, he’s knocked it into that near post.

He’s seen the keeper and been given a little bit of room on the near post and taken the opportunity. Great finish from Robson-Kanu and the manager will say what a great substitution!”

The Baggies erect a 10-man wall. There were men standing about five metres wide of Foster's goal? What's the point of that?

Anyway, it pays off as Robbie Brady's effort comes off the wall.

Jeff Hendrick is tripped on the edge of the area by Craig Dawson...

Interesting, very interesting.

Brady or Defour?

Cometh the hour, cometh Hal Robson Kanu.

James McClean is replaced.

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Former West Brom striker on BBC WM 95.6

In general Albion are having more play in the Burnley half after the break - they’ve penned Burnley in on occasions since the start of the second half.

More pressure, more balls coming in from wide positions. Just needs that goal.

The Clarets win a corner.

The ball is played out to Steven Defour, whose low volley bounces off the turf a couple of times and is flicked on by Jeff Hendrick.

However, the ball flies about a yard or two wide of Ben Foster's post.

Here's a free-kick for West Brom after Matt Phillips hits the deck.

Chris Brunt on the right, whips the ball in and appears to go for goal - it neither finds a head nor troubles Tom Heaton - who I believe I had not mentioned until now.

Jake Livermore has the ball in the back of the net, with a low strike that seemed to come off about three players.

But the flag was raised because Jay Rodriguez, who was became involved in the goal, was offside.

No complaints.

Burnley are close to signing striker Chris Wood from Championship side Leeds United for a fee of about £15m.

We are back under way.

The sprinklers were in overdrive at half-time.

And here's a message from Burnley's new signing...er... I mean Leeds striker Chris Wood, who has been strongly linked with a move to Burnley.

What do you want to tell us Chris?

You know that Instagram, well BBC Match of the Day has its own Instagram page., external

You can look at photos, videos and.... stuff.

It's also got Ian "Wrighty" Wright giving his PL predictions.

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Corner for Burnley.

Nope.

Ref Martin Atkinson isn't having it.

Whistle.

HT.

How did Ben Mee miss that?

Robbie Brady's corner from the right is headed wide by the diving defender.

He was almost in the net when he got hold of that.

That header was a bit like a snooker player with a fine cut into centre.

One min of added.