Bournemouth now taking a very long time over a corner. They hold it there. Swansea just cannot get up the pitch.

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FIVE minutes added on. Sounds like that news is greeted with boos.

Joshua King saunters off the park as slow as you like.

Time is running out for Swansea.

Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live

It's been a much better effort from Newcastle in this second half but that must make the first-half performance all the more frustrating.

Jonjo Shelvey's passing has been tip-top again but they just haven't been able to find a way through and it means Newcastle's record of having never won a top-flight game at Vicarage Road will stretch to eight matches.

The Baggies are riding their luck.

Danny Rose goes to the ground appealing for a penalty after another smart move from Spurs and West Brom survive a peppering of shots.

They then have a great opportunity to score at the other end through substitute Grzegorz Krychowiak but it bounces inches wide.

TENSE.

Still Swansea throw themselves forward in search of an equaliser.

Stoke are down, West Brom are about to join them. A goal here makes Southampton's task just that little bit harder.

THREE minutes of time added on.

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Steve Claridge
Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live

This has been nowhere near the open game we saw in the first half because Eddie Howe has changed things slightly. Swansea haven't had the creativity to break Bournemouth down.

The home side force a save from Adrian for the first time in this whole match I think. An easy stop, a bouncing shot gathered up to his body.

But the big news is the reaction from the home fans -massive waves of ironic cheers. They are clearly not happy. Two years ago this week they were celebrating winning the league. Many are leaving already.

Shay Given
Ex-Newcastle goalkeeper on Final Score

That's a phenomenal save by Fabianski because he has no right to save it. It's six yards out and he just flew himself across the goal. He's managed to get the ball over the bar and it could be massive in the scheme of things.

Mikel Merino's shot is blocked in the area as Newcastle build a nice attack from the right-hand side.

With all of these Bournemouth misses you can't help but wonder - will there be a late goal that changes things massively for Swansea?

TWO minutes plus stoppage time left.

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It's fizzled out at Vicarage Road in what has looked like an end of season dead rubber all afternoon.

Watford will confirm their safety if they hold on to all three points. Just under three minutes to go.

Very much going through the motions now. What's the opposite of party atmosphere? That's Leicester this afternoon.

Callum Wilson again misses another huge chance - Lukasz Fabianski manages somehow to divert his close-range effort up and over the bar. From the cut-back across goal with the whole defence taken out, it was surely easier to score?!

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Time is rapidly running out for Darren Moore and his side. If it stays as a draw, West Brom will have gone five games unbeaten but it still won't be enough to see them avoid relegation.

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I've lost count of how many times Bournemouth have been within touching distance of a second goal that would surely kill Swansea off. Another counter attack leaves the away side exposed but again the pass at the crucial moment is just too long.

Just over FIVE minutes for Swansea to find one.

Everton manager Sam Alardyce has made two changes from the team which defeated Huddersfield 2-0 last time out.

Wayne Rooney is has a calf injury and doesn't make the squad while Theo Walcott also misses out with a knee problem. Tom Davies and Yannick Bolasie replace them.

Everton XI: Pickford, Schneiderlin, Baines, Keane, Jagielka, Bolasie, Tosun, Gueye Coleman, Davies, Vlasic.

Subs: Robles, Martina, Niasse, Klaassen, Funes Mori, Kenny, Baningime.

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Meanwhile, Southampton manager Mark Hughes has made only one change from the side that beat Bournemouth 2-1 last weekend.

Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg comes in for Nathan Redmond, who is on the bench.

Southampton XI: McCarthy (GK), Soares, Yoshida, Hoedt, Austin, Tadic, Romeu, Lemina, Bertrand, Højbjerg, Bednarek.

Subs: Forster, Stephens, Long, Ward-Prowse, Gabbiadini, Redmond, McQueen.

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10 minutes for West Brom to find a goal.

Kitchen sink time.

Newcastle may be losing but the fans are enjoying the sun. There appears to be more supporters with their tops off than on.

Hope they've brought sun cream...