Ged Scott
BBC Sport at The Hawthorns

Everything points to this being West Bromwich Albion’s first home league win since Boxing Day.

Noticeably, in this first game since Saturday night’s sacking of club legend Darren Moore as head coach, there has been no discernible show of support for him - or public protest at the board’s decision.

But then Albion have had all the lucky breaks going tonight.

They’ve led a charmed life in front of goal, thanks to a combination of keeper Sam Johnstone and the Swans’ poor finishing. And culprit in chief . . . Bersant Celina, and his entry for the worst missed penalty of all time!

Frank Lampard has had plenty of attacking weapons at his disposal tonight, but no combination of them so far has been unable to unlock this Stoke defence.

At times, the Potters have been stretched as thin as a Sicilian pizza dough, but Jack Butland has always been there to hold the fort.

Time ticking down, 87 mins on the clock...

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Aston Villa heading for a third win in a row here and doing a very good job of closing the game out.

Off goes skipper Jack Grealish for the last few minutes on what's been another lively evening for him.

Three minutes plus change to play.

It's open, frenetic and frantic and at the moment neither Derby nor Stoke look comfortable.

Loose play gave Harry Wilson a free run at goal but his shot clipped a Stoke leg and bounced kindly through to Jack Butland.

Debutant Jayden Lawson gets a run-out for the Rams, with Tom Lawrence making way. Meanwhile, Ryan Woods off for Stoke and Darren Fletcher on.

Not much going on at the Hawthorns, but Swansea are doing their best to find a way back into the game as Nathan Dyer and Connor Roberts have both had optimistic shots.

This one started at 20:00 GMT so there's a while left yet.

Hmmm, lucky, lucky Norwich. Some less than impressive dilly dally defending allows Hull midfielder Marc Pugh to squeeze between a couple of defenders.

Christoph Zimmermann definitely doesn't get the ball - for me that is a spot-kick and possibly a red card as well.

What's that saying, you make your own luck?

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Into last 10 minutes at Loftus Road.

QPR should've been level after Nahki Wells got in on goal one-on-one.

Marek Rodak rushes out to close down and Wells' effort skims the outside of the post and goes behind.

Jordan Hugill comes on for Middlesbrough, against the club he scored 30 goals in 114 games for.

Is there a twist in this to come?

A substitution at the City Ground....of an assistant referee.

Andy Woolmer the fourth official has had to strip off his tracksuit to take his place on the nearside touchline.

Not too sure what injury caused the three-minute delay there! Just over 10 minutes (plus stoppages) left.

Stoke City winger James McClean, not renowned for his aerial prowess, leaves the woodwork wobbling with a header that thumps away to safety.

Tom Edwards put in a lovely ball, and Kelle Roos was static.

That could have really set the home crowd off...

Blues are going to struggle to get a better chance than this.

Jacques Maghoma puts a brilliant cross in from the left, the type Lucas Jutkiewicz absolutely gobbles up.

He did - but his header is just wide of the post.

Hull have taken off Jarrod Bowen, their 19-goal top scorer.

Norwich have totally shut him out of this contest with the only time I can remember seeing his face in those early stages when he hit a free-kick against the post?

Is it just me or does he look like Watford and one-time Barca winger Gerard Deulofeu?

No? Just me then.

Middlesbrough's frustrations evident as a spell of possession around the Preston box ends up with a speculative pot-shot from Lewis Wing that rises up and over.

The next attack sees Mo Besic try to thread the eye of the needle - the very opposite approach - but still Preston hold out...

Boro fans growing a little restless.

Getting a bit lively should I say, as Ashley Williams clatters into Derby's Harry Wilson with a forearm smash and leaves him on the deck.

The winger looks non-plussed, Williams gets a booking. The free-kick is whipped like double cream but sails out - overhit - for a goal-kick.

Jack Marriott comes on for Derby, as the hard-working Martyn Waghorn is sacrificed.

As you were.

It really is normal service resumed at Carrow Road after that shock Hull goal gave us a brief contest in the early stages of the second half.

Norwich are pouring forward in search of the fourth to absolutely kill this game.