West Brom have just under half an hour to find a goal. A point is not enough - they need a win to avoid relegation.

Roberto Pereyra has certainly justified his selection today. He is replaced by Gerard Deulofeu while Troy Deeney, who's penalty in the first half was saved by Martin Dubravka, comes off for Adrian Mariappa.

Michael: Newcastle have had their suitcases' and sun cream ready ever since they reached the 40 point mark, still plenty to play for as well

Tim: Come on Poch, time to bring on Sonny or Lucas. Even Sissoko would be better than Lamela!

Still open in this game. Although Bournemouth are on top Swansea are still showing plenty of strong signs in attack on the break.

About half an hour to play. Can Carlos Carvalhal's side find an equaliser?

Bournemouth try another short free-kick but Simon Francis drives over from range.

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We've just not seen the best from Riyad Mahrez today. Here he is on the far side in space, he glides into a trick and a turn but the West Ham markers stay strong - three around the winger force him back into an error that hands possession away.

Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live

Well that goal was totally out of keeping with the rest of Newcastle's performance so far today - a wonderful first-time pass from Shelvey to release Manquillo on the right hand-side, a deep cross to the far post and a beautifully delicate first-time finish from Perez to get Newcastle back in the game. Where did that come from?

It's all happening at the Hawthorns now. Salomon Rondon and Victor Wanyama have a race to get to the ball first and it's the Baggies' man who gets there first.

He just about nudges it away but Jan Vertonghen then brings him down.

It should be two. Joshua King spins into space deep in Swansea territory - slack defending close to the bye-line. He chips a cross over into the loaded box, Steve Cook comes steaming in to meet it and hammers a header over the bar. Has to score.

Shay Given
Ex-Newcastle goalkeeper on Final Score

Rafa Benitez must have gone round the team at half-time and given them a bit of a rocket up the backside because they weren’t good enough. Good response through Perez.

Tottenham almost break the deadlock.

Ben Foster has to dart off his line to gather the ball up at the feet of Erik Lamela after the Spurs man was played through.

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Shay Given
Ex-Newcastle goalkeeper on Final Score

Leroy Fer and Leon Britton are sat with the Swansea fans in the away end today, and it's always good to see. I sat with the Celtic fans in the away end once and it was a cracking atmosphere

Andre Ayew wins his side another corner. Tom Carroll swings to the back stick and Federico Fernandez's header towards goal is hacked away close to the line.

Can Tammy Abraham get the goal Swansea so desperately need? He's getting ready to come on.

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

I don't think Swansea need to panic here. A draw would be a good result. Everton is a really tough place for Southampton to go.

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Leicester have come out a side totally transformed. No sign of the sluggish legs and minds that dogged that limp first-half display.

But there is always danger on the break - Marko Arnautovic denied in the box by two desperate blue sliding challenges with Manuel Lanzini waiting for the tap-in.

A bizarre moment. Joshua King plays a free-kick quickly and Callum Wilson fires wide - a great opportunity to score from close range. The referee brings play back - shows King a yellow card, and lets the Cherries take the free-kick again. At the second bite, Lukasz Fabianski tips Ryan Fraser's effort over the bar.

It's been quiet so far in the second half at Vicarage Road. Rafa Benitez is active on the touchline but Watford are still very much on top and in control.

Huge moment. Aaron Cresswell - the last defender - loses his footing with Jamie Vardy about to steal the ball and run clear on goal. Cresswell falls on the ball and grabs it with his hands - outside of the box.

The referee is surrounded by a mob of blue shirts. They want a red card - but the ref hands out only a yellow. Lucky, lucky!

Salomon Rondon will not want to see this again.

The ball comes across the box and into his feet in a brilliant position. All he has to do is make contact and direct it towards goal but he gets muddled up, trapping the ball between his feet before almost tripping over.

Eventually the ball goes out for a goalkick and it's another wasted chance from the Baggies.

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Ian Dennis
Radio 5 live senior football reporter

I have never known a press box give out so much cake than here at Bournemouth. I feel like I am on Test Match Special.