Hello and welcome to Eurosport's coverage of the crucial clash between relegation-threatened West Brom and Sheffield United - both teams still looking for their first league win of the season. I'm Ciaran Baynes and I'll be following the game with you.

Nice combination from Ajayi, Pereira and Furlong on the right flank before the latter fizzes in a low cross that United put behind for a corner.

Karlan Grant limps off the field after a challenge from Berge which earned him a yellow card. Grant seems alright to carry on.

Great save from Sam Johnstone. Great ball from Bryan who moved forward to the left flank and delivered an outswinging cross that Burke met with a header which the Albion keeper tipped over at full stretch.

Sheffield United still have not kept a clean sheet this season. It wasn't the most powerful of strikes but went through a crowd of players which made it difficult for Ramsdale.

GOAL! The corner came out to Gallagher at the edge of the box and the on-loan Chelsea man sidefoots a half-volley home.

Pereira plays in Grant with a fine 50 yard ball but Grant miscontrols which allows the goalkeeper to close the angle and force a corner.

His cross reached Bartley at the far post but it came off the centre backs knee and flew wide. VAR would have ruled out for offside in any case.

A yellow card for Norwood who collides with Gallagher and gives away a free kick 30 yards from the Blades goal.

Finally an attack for West Brom and Robinson puts a ball across the six-yard box but Grant is not there to latch onto it.

Burke beats Furlong and pulls back for Baldock who had the goal gaping but his weak effort is blocked by Townsend.

A great start for Sheffield United. A cross from McBurnie finds Fleck at the far post and he has time to line up a shot and should have done better than shooting wide of the goal.

Ivanovic dived in on McBurnie and receives a yellow card. A really silly challenge 25 yards from goal in a central position but Fletch wastes the free kick.

What a way that would have been to start for the former West Brom man - who was swapped for Albion forward Callum Robinson this year.

Ollie Burke gets behind the West Brom defence latching onto McBurnie's flick on but he slips as he tries to shoot at goal.

West Brom get us underway....

The players are on the field and just about ready to go.

It feels a little strange West Brom still playing with five at the back against Sheffield United. It could well be that the teams line up like-for-like, with Robinson partnering Grant up front and Pereira playing just in front of Sawyers and Gallagher.

Jurgen Klopp had a shot at Chris Wilder in his post-match interview, will be interested if Wilder fires any barbs back the German's way.

West Brom are the slight favourites at around 13/8, Sheffield United are 2/1 and the draw 9/4 which is where my money would go.

Traditionally this type of game is known as a six-pointer. This might be a nine-pointer. The Blades have just one point from nine and the Baggies just three. Due to there being a very poor bottom four West Brom can move out of the relegation zone with a win, but defeat for either and the shot to confidence that comes with it will be a hammer blow.

As for Chris Wilder's side they give a Premier League debut to Kean Bryan as Ethan Ampadu is injured.