Newcastle United

Ayoze Perez speaking to Match of the Day: "We didn't play well at all in the first half. It was embarrassing for us. It wasn't good enough. That's now three defeats in a row.

"At the end we pushed them back but we couldn't score. We've got another two games to make it look better but today wasn't good enough.

"But we have to think positive, we've still got two more games and we're in the same position we were in before. It's getting tighter and if we want to finish in that position we have to push a bit more.

"We could have made that position safe before and now the other teams are pushing because they want that position. But there's two more to play and hopefully we can pick up the points."

BBC One

A reminder - you can watch the Women's FA Cup final on BBC One and online this afternoon - kick-off is at 17:30 BST. Arsenal v Chelsea.

Follow build-up to the match at Wembley over here.

It's set to be a record crowd.

At Leicester there is also a series of presentations and speeches going on. Many of the players have got their families with them on the pitch as they walk around the ground.

A strange atmosphere though - the vast majority of fans have left already. They were bad today.

Claude Puel looks a worried man.

West Ham United

West Ham captain Mark Noble: "After the last two results to come here against Leicester, sometimes when you're safe you play a bit free. That was the opposite today. We should have been clear in the first half.

"I don't know what happened to be honest.

"That's the best I've scored for sure, especially with what's involved with this game. Sometimes they've dropped to me and the defenders are on you. It could have gone anywhere but it's hit the post and gone in.

"I hope on Thursday night against Man Utd we can perform like that but we want to try and finish as high as we can."

Darren Moore is on the pitch at The Hawthorns, addressing the West Brom fans with a microphone in hand.

"We need everyone again for the final week of the season. Together we will go to the last game of the season," he says.

He gets a huge ovation from the crowd before the players set off for a lap of appreciation.

They could be down in a matter of hours - but still there is belief.

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Huddersfield: Man City (a), Chelsea (a), Arsenal (h)

Swansea: Southampton (h), Stoke (h).

Southampton: Everton (a) Swansea (a), Man City (h)

West Brom: Crystal Palace (a)

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What a job caretaker manager Darren Moore has done at West Brom to keep their hopes alive.

He's currently out on the pitch with a microphone addressing the fans at The Hawthorns.

Here's the results they have had in his five games in charge:

West Brom 1-0 Tottenham

Newcastle 0-1 West Brom

West Brom 2-2 Liverpool

Manchester United 0-1 West Brom

West Brom 1-1 Swansea

West Bromwich Albion

West Brom goal scorer Jake Livermore: "I don't know what to say. We will just keep battling until the end. It has not been due to lack of effort and the last few weeks have proved that. We have got that never say die attitude back and you never know what we can do.

"It is difficult when you look at table, it is not a good read but all we can do is take it game by game.

"Darren Moore and his staff, all of the staff mean an awful lot to us. They are with us every kick."

Bournemouth

Bournemouth's Ryan Fraser, speaking to BBC Sport: "To get over that 40-point line is massive. We made it hard for ourselves over the last few matches and each time we didn't win was one step closer to relegation, so we're glad to have got over the line. It was like a pre-season match with the heat so we tried to keep the ball and make them run as much as we could."

Asked about his goal from the set-piece, Fraser said: "We hadn’t practiced it on the training ground but it fell to me and luckily enough it went in."

Alex Clark: I really fear for Huddersfield you know. Saints to beat Swansea, but Swansea to beat Stoke. Huddersfield won't get any points from their remaining fixtures surely?

Tim Blake: Darren Moore 10 points from 5 games Alan Pardew 8 points from 18 games.

James Stevenson: If there’s one club that doesn’t know when it’s beaten it’s West Brom. They can’t pull off the greatest escape can they? Whether they do or they don’t positives to take into next season now.

There are scenes of jubilation at the Hawthorns and yet West Brom could still face relegation today.

If Southampton beat Everton (17:30 BST), then West Brom are down.

But they have won more Premier League games in five matches under Darren Moore (3) than in 18 of Alan Pardew's games in charge (1).

It is all about Tuesday night now for Swansea - when they host Southampton.

Saints can climb above them with victory at Everton in the 17:30 BST kick-off today.

If Mark Hughes' side do win, West Brom would be down despite another heroic performance this afternoon.

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Pat Murphy
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In previous months West Brom would have been rolled over. Ben Foster was the hero.

They are still in it.

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A big step towards Premier League safety for the Hammers. They go over to salute their fans in the far corner. Jubilant scenes.

What an incredible result for West Brom. They are still alive and kicking in the Premier League.

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It's all over at Vicarage Road. Watford are safe.

Substitute Fernando Llorente's header is powered towards goal but Ben Foster gets his hands on it.

Everyone at the Hawthorns stopped breathing.

Eddie Howe's team are safe.

Kevin Kilbane
Former Republic of Ireland winger on Final Score

They have got that many bodies in the area that it was a total scramble before the ball goes in. What a story this is.