Save! Jonas Lossl has confirmed his permanent move to the Terriers and they'll be delighted with that thanks to saves like that. Jose Izquierdo plays a one-two with Glenn Murray, he's in on goal but Lossl spreads himself to push it away. Good goalkeeping!

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Strike! One man who continues to be acclaimed by West Brom fans (correct me if I'm wrong) is Chris Brunt, and he absolutely smashes in a long-ranger which Lukasz Fabianski has to juggle away like a court jester. That was shifting.

Watford now with a really good chance of their own, Troy Deeney flashes a header just wide of the post from Etienne Capoue's cross. Nick Pope - retaining his place in the Burnley goal despite Tom Heaton's return to full fitness - was a spectator. It's been a lively opening at Vicarage Road.

He hasn't had much to do yet - though the home fans are lifted by a fine crunching tackle in midfied by Badou Ndiaye. That's got them going.

As I say that Mame Biram Diouf meets a good cross from the left but can only sky it!

Decent spell from Newcastle, but no end product as Ayoze Perez can only slam a long-range shot way over the top.

Another decent chance for the away side, who have started really brightly. Ashley Barnes flicks a header just over the bar as Burnley open up the Watford defence again.

West Brom force a corner and the ever dangerous Craig Dawson is close to meeting it with a scissor kick but he can't quite meet it on the full. Tammy Abraham is then pinged for a very tame foul.

Scrappy.

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Best chance so far has fallen at feet of Callum Wilson but the Cherries man fluffed his lines.

We await our first goal of the afternoon...

No real chances to speak of yet at Leicester, who are stil chasing European football themselves.

Huddersfield don't score many but that's a good effort! Steve Mounie stretches to meet a good cross from the left and he hammers in a volley which is pushed out by Mat Ryan in the Seagulls' net.

We almost have a very early goal!

Chris Wood smashes a header in from a cross on the right wing - but the flag is up for offside. So much power on it, but it doesn't count.

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A very good atmosphere at Stoke, their fans haven't given up yet. No chances of note yet though.

A fair few empty seats at The Hawthorns - who can blame them? - as the visitors start in typical controlled style. Plenty of ball for the men in red.

A sitter! Straight from kick-off! Brighton lump the ball forwards, Dutch international Davy Propper is clean through on goal, he has loads of time but shoots wide.

What a let-off for Town...

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Away we go!

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

It is difficult to put your finger on the reasons for West Brom’s demise.

They look devoid of confidence. Alan Pardew came in with a spotty record, but he has been a good manager over the years, taken two teams to the FA Cup final, but seems to have lost his way.

He made some changes but they players just haven’t responded, haven’t reacted.

West Brom need to make really good appointment, as they made a really poor one last time.

Before we get going though there is a minute's applause at every Premier League game in memory of Ray Wilkins, who died this week. Legend.

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All ready then? How will the bottom six look at full-time? Stoke's ground is bouncing...

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Final Score

It’s has been a difficult season for Huddersfield. If you look at their fixtures, Brighton today is massive for them.

Their last two games this season are against Chelsea and Arsenal, so they need a win.

I think they can turn it around, their manager impresses me.