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West Brom goalkeeper Sam Johnston: "We could have won it, we could have lost. It was very difficult conditions and the lads dug in and fought. We didn't get going in the first half. We are not happy with the draw but it is what it is. We will keep going until the very end."

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

What a fabulous result Burnley got last weekend, beating Wolves 4-0. The Clarets were never going to get relegated but they needed a response after losing three in a row and it was typical of their manager Sean Dyche to deliver one like that.

West Ham, meanwhile, are just starting to falter after losing their past two games. Without the injured Declan Rice, I think they might struggle to get back on track at Turf Moor.

Prediction: 2-0

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West Brom defender Kyle Bartley: "We need three points. The players should be proud of themselves - we kept going towards the end.

"We had enough chances to win the game. We came out second half and showed character and spirit.

"They surprised us with changing their formation so the manager thought we didn't need five at the back. We looked better when we changed.

"Until it's mathematically not possible we'll keep going."

In case you missed it earlier, West Ham have received a timely boost with the return of striker Michail Antonio and assist-providing full-back Aaron Cresswell.

They could be crucial in the next five games for the Hammers.

I guess West Brom's failure to win is good news for Burnley.

But did anyone really think they might go down? Even if they lose this tonight, there would need to be a nine-point swing in the space of four games. It's not going to happen.

And what about West Ham's chances of grabbing a top-four spot? The home loss to Chelsea last time out was a sizeable blow to those hopes. Anything other than three points here tonight and I reckon they might just have to settle for the Europa League or whatever that other competition is that Uefa are trying to shoehorn into the calendar.

Cheers Emlyn. Well, I'm glad to report that it is much drier in Burnley. In fact, Turf Moor is practically the Sahara by comparison to what the Hawthorns has been experiencing.

Sadly, they have been playing Coldplay in the build-up, so it's still a bit miserable.

We'll bring you reaction from The Hawthorns soon, but time for my colleague Phil Dawkes to build up to the late game.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at The Hawthorns

Would you believe it. There are shadows across the stand opposite now.

Not that anyone at West Brom is feeling sunny at the moment.

The corner is headed away and the final whistle goes.

The derby finishes level which means West Brom move closer to the Championship.

Nelson Semedo's cross is headed behind. Corner.

Wolves have a free-kick. One final chance as we go past the time added on.

Wolves are furious. They get a free-kick and try to take it quickly to Fabio Silva in space but Mike Dean calls it back.

Matheus Pereira's free-kick is hammered down the pitch by Max Kilman.

West Brom have a free-kick 40 yards out. About 90 seconds left.

Daniel Podence lifts a cross into the box and Adama Traore's header is saved. Right decision to get the ball in the air though.

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Mike Dean, who started the game as the fourth official, tells Paul Tierney, who started the game as the referee, to hold up a board with three minutes.

The passing accuracy stats will be plummeting now.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at The Hawthorns

When the ball bounces now water splashes up.

Just when you think the rain can't get any heavier it does.

Incredible the rain that has fallen during this game.

West Brom's Darnell Furlong kicks over Morgan Gibbs-White in what is basically a swimming pool now and gets booked.