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Saturday 16 April 2016 12:23 BST

Watford’s Odion Ighalo (left) celebrates scoring the opening goal during the 2-1 FA Cup sixth round win over Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium getty (Getty)

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Watford can join West Brom in surpassing the 40-point mark and confirming their place in next season’s Premier League, with the Hornets keeping one eye on next weekend’s FA Cup semi-final clash with Crystal Palace. Follow the latest here.

Salomon Rondon has recovered from back injury
Etienne Capoue returns for Watford with Sanchez Flores set to rotate squad

Teams:

West Brom: Foster, Dawson, McAuley, Evans, Chester, Sessegnon, Fletcher, Yacob, McClean, Rondon, Berahino.

Subs: Olsson, Gardner, Anichebe, Myhill, McManaman, Sandro, Leko.

Watford: Gomes, Nyom, Prodl, Britos, Ake, Guedioura, Capoue, Watson, Jurado, Ighalo, Deeney.

Subs: Mario Suarez, Behrami, Amrabat, Paredes, Pantilimon, Berghuis, Anya.

Referee: Michael Oliver (Northumberland)

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Today’s fixtures:

Norwich City vs Sunderland – 12.45pm

Everton vs Southampton – 3pm

Manchester United vs Aston Villa – 3pm

Newcastle United vs Swansea City – 3pm

West Bromwich Albion vs Watford – 3pm

Chelsea vs Manchester City – 3pm

Sunday’s fixtures:

Bournemouth vs Liverpool – 1.30pm

Leicester City vs West Ham – 1.30pm

Arsenal vs Crystal Palace – 4pm

Monday’s fixture:

Stoke City vs Tottenham Hotspur – 8pm

Norwich 0 Sunderland 0: Fight! Handbags on the touchline and even Big Sam gets involved in a bit of pushing and shoving in a rather ineffective melee on the touchline.

Charles Reynolds16 April 2016 12:50

Norwich 0 Sunderland 0: Norwich all over Sunderland at the moment, Jonny Howson gets th ball totally unmarked from a corner, but his long range shot is blocked.

Charles Reynolds16 April 2016 12:52

Adam Brandon

@caniggiascores

Naismith's touch today so far has been dreadful.

12:57 PM - 16 Apr 2016

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Charles Reynolds16 April 2016 12:58

Norwich 0 Sunderland 0: Still only Norwich doing anything, Brady picking out Mbokani with a great cross from the left, but the header doesn't have much power and is easily saved. Sunderland living dangerously.

Charles Reynolds16 April 2016 13:00

Norwich 0 Sunderland 0: Khazri picks up a yellow card for a tackle on O'Neill.

Charles Reynolds16 April 2016 13:18

Borini's effort goes wide

Charles Reynolds16 April 2016 13:20

Norwich 0 Sunderland 0: Jarvis is played in behind Sunderland's defence, but Cattermole does brilliantly to get back and make a tackle to snuff out the danger.

Charles Reynolds16 April 2016 13:23

PENALTY TO SUNDERLAND! Wisdom clatters Borini and the referee points to the spot. Yellow card for the defender.

Charles Reynolds16 April 2016 13:24

GOAL! Norwich 0 Sunderland 1 - Fabio BoriniHe makes no mistake!

Charles Reynolds16 April 2016 13:26