Good afternoon and welcome to LIVE coverage of the final day in the 2013/14 Premier League season. In store for you today we have an all-Midlands clash, with West Brom taking on Stoke City.

Mulumbu now exchanges words with Amalfitano, who also has a considerable height advantage. The Baggies man is obviously in a bad mood today.

That was hugely unfortnate. The Baggies defender, running backwards, really couldn't get out of the way as he diverted it past Foster. The hosts trail 1-0, but they still won't go down.

GOAL! Stoke take the lead at The Hawthorns. N'Zonzi does tremendously well on the edge of the penalty area to avoid the challenge of Olsson and play in Arnautovic. The striker drives forward and looks to find a teammate with a drilled cross, but McAuley can only turn the ball into his own net. OWN GOAL!!

Great play from Odemwingie who dances past Brunt on the edge of the penalty area before shooting at goal. It looks to be finding the far corner, but Sorensen makes the save.

Amalfitano thinks he's through on goal after he wriggles past Shawcross, but Cameron is over in a flash to nick the ball off the striker and clear.

A real poor challenge from Mulumbu on N'Zonzi, and the two come to blows. There is a huge difference in height between the two, and the Baggies man is smart to walk away.

Morrison has the chance to unleash his powerful right-footed shot from the edge of the box, but he tries to skip past a number of challenges before shooting and is tackled.

The former Baggies striker is subject of a rather fruitful song from the home crowd. There are a number of choice words in there, so I can't tell you what they're singing, but it is quite entertaining. Have a look on Twitter, if you're interested.

Odemwingie picks up the ball on the right wing and cuts inside. He has options in the box, but wants to silence the boo boys and opts to shoot, though his effort is dragged wide.

Sessegnon and Berahino break with Stoke looking short at the back, but Dorrans, who finally receives the ball, takes too much time and is robbed of possession.

Amalfitano shows some promise on the right wing, dancing past a number of challenges, but his cross is a poor one and floats straight into the arms of Sorensen.

What a miss from Walters. Cameron skips down the right and sends a delightful ball into the box, where Walters is waiting. The striker is unmarked and only has to direct his header on target from six yards, but he sends it wide.

Ireland's corner from the right is lofted into the box and is met by the towering N'Zonzi, but his header is poor and balloons over the bar.

First chance for Stoke. Cameron's hopeful long ball is missed by McAuley, allowing Walters through. The striker bursts into the box and shoots on goal from a tight angle, but the effort is beaten away by Foster.

Odemwingie gets his second touch of the ball, and, once again, is subject of some heavy booing. The home side have not forgotten their former striker's shameful departure.

West Brom still controlling the play, Stoke struggling to settle. Another positive move ends in disappointment with Dorrans blazing over the bar from 30 yards.

Morrison and Berahino move swiftly down the left, before the ball finds its way to Sessegnon on the edge of the penalty area. His first-time effort is well struck, but Cameron's sliding challenge diverts the ball out for a corner.

It's been a positive start from the home side, who have seen most of the ball. They break in numbers, looking to catch Stoke on the break, but the visitors are resolute at the back.

A worry for Mark Hughes as Arnautovic hobbles over to the touchline. He's struggling, but the forward is a real warrior and he'll do everything to stay on the pitch.

Morrison's corner is whipped in from the left, with Olsson rising highest. Stoke fail to clear and the ball falls to Sessegnon, who is two yards from goal, but he somehow manages to smash the ball against the crossbar. What a miss.

Berahino breaks down the left, skipping past Cameron before crossing from the byline. Sessegnon is waiting inside the six yard box, but Shawcross makes the block.