Off we go!

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham interim boss Ryan Mason to BBC Sport: "Excellent, we created lots of chances and the scoreline was probably a bit flattering to them. There were big moments, their keeper made a couple of good saves, we hit the post three times and dominated the game in the second half, so really pleased."

On the first goal: "It was an excellent moment. That's the way we want to play, threatening in behind. It was a moment of real quality.

"I think I've had three goals disallowed by VAR in the last three games so I was a bit worried, but they were great goals and a great performance from the group."

On the front three: "It takes time to change things but the players are willing and want to learn and get better. Even at 2-0 we we still pressing and creating chances and that was the most pleasing thing. I'm sure some of the forwards will be disappointed they didn't get more goals."

On Dele Alli: "Dele was my man of the match. Its strange that centre-back gets it when his team concedes two (Conor Coady), but I'm not making those decisions, we all know how good Dele was. We were the better team and had the better individuals today."

On finishing the season strongly and qualifying for Europe: "It was important to get that moment and feeling back, when you win it feels good and when you lose it hurts.

"That's three wins out of four now, we are moving well but there are two massive games coming up. We put this out of our minds and move on to Wednesday."

Here come the players. West Brom are fronted by skipper Kyle Bartley, while Roberto Firmino leads the Liverpool team out for the first time in the Premier League.

West Bromwich Albion

West Brom boss Sam Allardyce speaking to Sky: "We have to get over it [relegation] and fight to the end. We have professionalism to take into account.

"We have to give the fans some pleasure by trying to upset one of the big teams. We have managed it before so can we do it again?

"We will need to be disciplined defensively and make sure we limit the amount of space Liverpool get in our half.

"After that, our limited possession has to be used to the maximum and we have to get up the other end to try and score."

Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs boss Ryan Mason to BBC Sport: "The most important thing is to win. Today our performance was excellent. We controlled the game. Our attacking players will be disappointed there weren't more goals - they deserved it.

"Even at 2-0 they had a couple of chances but overall we had control of the game.

"[Dele Alli is] Professional. It's not easy for professional footballers to spend a long time on the sidelines. Dele has started the last three games - that says a lot about him. He loves football, he runs, he fights. He's disappointed he didn't get a goal - he deserved one. He had a really good game.

"This is Tottenham Hotspur. We want to be playing in the biggest competition in the biggest games. This season hasn't gone to plan.

"We really can't wait to play in front of our fans. 10,000 fans here will make a hell of a difference."

Sam Allardyce is unbeaten in each of his last five Premier League matches as a manager against Liverpool (W1-D4-L0).

It is the longest unbeaten run by any manager in the Premier League against Jurgen Klopp's Reds.

A decent week for Roberto Firmino.

He nets twice in a 4-2 win over rivals Manchester United and gets the captain's armband today.

Firmino is the third Brazilian player to start a match as captain for Liverpool, after Lucas Leiva and Philippe Coutinho.

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Six of the past eight Premier League meetings have ended in a draw, with Liverpool winning the other two during the 2016-17 season.

The Reds are unbeaten in 11 Premier League matches against West Brom (W4, D7).

In this season's reverse fixture at Anfield, West Brom completed just 121 passes - 23 fewer than Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson.

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp to Sky: "Very important. We can't make it bigger than it is anyway. We all know. We have known for weeks already that we might be in a situation where we have to win all games.

"Yes, it's pressure, it's stressful but we have to go with all we have and that's what we will try.

"Result-wise it looks quite okay recently but I don't think about these things. We need to win good games, average games and bad games. We need to win all of them."

On Diogo Jota's injury: "No good thing without a bad thing! We won at Manchester United but it is something with the bone. It is not too serious but serious enough to end the season for him.

"[Alex] Oxlade-Chamberlain was ill for a few days so we decided not to take him. He should be good for Wednesday. James Milner should be ready for Wednesday too."

On Sadio Mane: "We spoke and he apologised. That's clear and that is it."

Wolves

Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo to Sky Sports: "It was a difficult game. Large parts of the game we played good and were organised, good possession. Couple of mistakes. But a tough game. We have to analyse but I'm disappointed with the manner we conceded, too easy.

"It was almost the end of the first half [first goal]. We were open and allowed a pass to break the lines.

"[We had] poor finishing, half-chances.

"We have to improve. We have two tough games to go. We have to react and keep on building and bringing the young players who are starting their careers."

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham midfielder Dele Alli to Sky Sports: "It was good. We dominated from the start, played well.

"They gave us a few problems but we managed it well throughout the game and after going 1-0 up it was important to get the second goal.

"I was disappointed not to finish the chance but we come away with three points and move on to the next game.

"It was tough, we had a gameplan and stuck to it. We believed in ourselves even when things weren't working as well we stuck to it and eventually it paid off."

On taking his chance in the first team: "I'm enjoying it. With players like this it is a joy to play. I'm just trying to express myself and have fun. Mentally I just want to go out there and help as much as we can.

We know that if we are to win these games we have to work together, so I'm just trying to find rhythm and plays as much as I can."

On finishing the season well: "It's important, we are not happy with where we are, we should be higher and we only have ourselves to blame.

We are showing now what we can do but it is a bit too late. We just have to keep working hard and take it into the next season as well."

Hal Robson-Kanu is making his first Premier League start since December 2017 v Arsenal.

With an average age of 26 years and 80 days, Liverpool have named their youngest Premier League starting XI of the season.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Liverpool's last three games of the season are all winnable - this one, then Burnley away and Crystal Palace at home.

But the reason the Reds are outside of the top four is because they have been dropping points against teams they should beat.

West Brom's relegation last weekend should help Jurgen Klopp's side on Sunday, though.

Yes, I know you could argue that the pressure is off the Baggies now, and they can play with a bit of freedom.

From Liverpool's point of view, though, I'd much rather be facing a team that has just gone down rather than be in a scenario where West Brom are still fighting hard to survive.

Prediction: 0-2

FA Cup final & Premier League predictions: Lawro v 1Xtra DJ Ace.

There's also individual awards to play for and Liverpool's Mohamed Salah is right up there for the Golden Boot.

He is now one behind Harry Kane after he scored in the victory over Wolves earlier.

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Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was good enough, not spectacular, Wolves played like they were on holiday, there were only two or three that were really pushing and pushing. It was comfortable for Tottenham they needed to get the three points, a big result for them they needed that after last week's result.

Thanks Emlyn.

Liverpool have lots to play for. West Brom not so much.

It could go down to the wire for Liverpool.

Their huge victory over Manchester United at Old Trafford means they are right back in the thick of things.

A win today over West Brom will see Jurgen Klopp's side jump to within a point of fourth-placed Chelsea.

There are just two games left to play after today - Burnley away and Crystal Palace at home.

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We'll bring you reaction from the new White Hart Lane soon. But for now Emma Sanders will bring you build-up to West Brom v Liverpool.

This is a big win for Spurs in their bid for a European place. They move above West Ham into sixth place in the Premier League table.