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The Alan Pardew era starts with a point for West Brom, while Palace move off the foot of the table with another point on the road.

West Brom make another change with Oliver Burke on for Jay Rodriguez.

Three added minutes.

Rondon heads wide for West Brom.

At least you can't accuse this of having been a dull 0-0.

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This is starting to look like a case of Palace being happy with a point, they haven't pressed West Brom like they did in the first-half and the hosts are seeing plenty of possession.

But crucially, they have nothing to show for it.

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Joel Ward is booked for a foul on Rodriguez.

James McClean comes on for Hal Robson-Kanu.

Speroni to the rescue once again for Palace, as Hal Robson-Kanu sees his shot saved.

The Argentine is only starting this match because of an injury to Wayne Hennessey in the warm-up, but the 38-year-old has been a more than capable deputy.

This match is the only game in the Premier League without a goal so far today.

And while I'm not privy to the Match of the Day running order, what I would say is...it might be a late night for fans of these clubs.

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West Brom's Jake Livermore is the first player to be booked after fouling Luka Milivojevic.

Good noise in The Hawthorns at the moment, all we need now is a goal.

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Tony 'Bomber' Brown
Former West Brom striker on BBC WM 95.6

What a chance for Rodriguez, he got through one-on-one and all he had to do was lift it over Speroni...but he couldn’t do it, that chance was all you could ask for to get a goal.

That's the best chance of the lot for West Brom.

Jake Livermore puts Jay Rodriguez through one-on-one with Speroni, but the Argentine gets down to make the save and when the rebound falls to Hal Robson-Kanu the Welsh international blazes over.

Now here come Palace, as Schlupp puts a ball across the six yard box - cleared.

The match is following a similar pattern to the one seen in the first-half, with West Brom pressing. Nothing to show for it, though.

The first sight of goal in this half sees Sam Field's shot superbly blocked by Joel Ward.

Who is going to come out on top in this one, then?

The two teams are back out at The Hawthorns, with no further changes at the break.

As it stands, Crystal Palace are set to move off the foot of the table.

That's because Stoke City lead Swansea 2-1 at half-time, while West Ham don't play until tomorrow.

That's our lot for the first 45.

West Brom came out flying at Palace, but Roy Hodgson's side have come into it more and more.

It certainly doesn't have the feel of a game that is going to end 0-0.