West Bromwich Albion vs Crystal Palace: Latest score and live updates from the Hawthorns

Follow all the action from the Hawthorns as Crystal Palace travel to the West Midlands

Saturday 27 February 2016 10:51 GMT

The home of West Bromwich Albion, the Hawthorns (Getty)

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Welcome to the Independent’s live coverage of the Premier League as Crystal Palace make the trip to West Bromwich Albion in the evening fixture. Tony Pulis, the Baggies head coach, welcomes his former employers to the West Midlands with pressure building at the Hawthorns among rising supporter unrest.

Fans are becoming increasingly disgruntled with the style of play at West Brom and have made their opinions known in recent weeks. Things are far from rosy in the Eagles camp either, however, as they hunt their first top flight win in nine matches under Alan Pardew.

Today’s other fixtures...

West Ham United vs Sunderland – 12.45pm

Leicester City vs Norwich City – 3pm

Southampton vs Chelsea – 3pm

Stoke City vs Aston Villa – 3pm

Watford vs Bournemouth – 3pm

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