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West Brom slip closer to relegation despite rallying to salvage draw with Wolves Mbaye Diagne struck in the second half for the Baggies but they still need a minor miracle to stay in the English top flight. By Press Association Monday 3 May 2021, 8:54 PM May 3rd 2021, 8:54 PM 3,412 Views 3 Comments Image: PA Image: PA WEST BROM SLIPPED closer to Premier League relegation despite Mbaye Diagne earning a 1-1 derby draw with Wolves. The striker ...

Victory for them would boost their battle against demotion, albeit, both teams settled for a point each. Knowing what is at stake, the hosts began the game on an electrifying note and their dominance saw them earn a corner kick in the first 10 minutes through Darnell Furlong. Unfortunately, the resulting kick was comfortably saved by goalkeeper Rui Patricio. For the visiting Wolves, they were calm in possession trying to work an opportunity but West Brom did well restricting the away side to shots from distance. In the 31st minute, Nelson Semedo sneaked in to take the ball off Semi Ajayi on t...

West Brom on brink of relegation after draw with Wolves West Bromwich Albion was on the brink of relegation from the English Premier League after only drawing with Wolverhampton 1-1 on Monday. The Canadian Press West Brom's Jake Livermore, centre, Burnley's Chris Wood, left, and Jay Rodriguez , The Canadian Press WEST BROMWICH, England — West Bromwich Albion was on the brink of relegation from the English Premier League after only drawing with Wolverhampton 1-1 on Monday. The result left next-to-last West Brom 10 points from safety with four games...

Queens Park Rangers are facing a battle to hang on to star striker Lyndon Dykes, with a trio of Premier League clubs chasing his signature, TEAMtalk understands.

Waterford, Ireland / WLR Apr 25, 2021 9:44 PM Keinan Davis pushed West Brom closer to the drop after his late leveller denied the Baggies a derby win at Aston Villa. The striker’s injury-time goal – after Kyle Bartley’s mistake – earned Villa a 2-2 draw to stop Albion claiming another priceless victory. Time is running out and the second-bottom Baggies are nine points from Premier League safety with five games left. An own goal from Tyrone Mings put West Brom 2-1 in front. Photo: Michael Steele/PA Tyrone Mings’ own goal looked like earning Sam Allardyce’s side a third win in four ...