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16:55: It's all over for our teams in the region today and a whirlwind afternoon for Albion sees them pull off a win at Sunderland that takes them to 10th place in the Premier League tonight and well on the way to survival.

There's no such luck for Wolves, who remain deep in the relegation mire after defeat in the early kick-off against Everton at Molineux and, at 3-0 down, the game was effectively over at half-time.

The outlook is a bit brighter for Birmingham after they picked up a point at Blackburn today and, with a three point cushion and a game in hand on the bottom three, Blues' Premier League status is theirs to lose.

It's not the same story for Walsall who, despite some much improved form recently, saw their League One relegation fears heighten with defeat at Plymouth today, leaving the Saddlers three points from safety.

Villa host Newcastle tomorrow with revenge in mind, after a 6-0 drubbing in the reverse fixture at St James' Park earlier in the season.

16:50: Full-time around the grounds across the country.

16:43: GOAL! Walsall will be beaten by Plymouth now as their League One survival hopes take a hit at Home Park, Rory Patterson with the second goal for the supposedly-troubled hosts.

16:27: GOAL! Albion are in the lead for the first time! It's a turnaround for the Baggies, who have been behind twice, but are now 3-2 up after Paul Scharner's goal.

16:22: Chelsea have finally broken the deadlock against Wigan, the bottom club have been breached at last through Florent Malouda's goal at a relived Stamford Bridge.

16:09: GOAL! Albion have equalised for a second time and it's midfield revelation Youssouf Mulumbu who is the Baggies' hero, the man from the Congo silences Sunderland with his strike.

16:06: West Ham are all but beaten at Bolton now, Daniel Sturridge's second goal of the game has the home side 3-0 up.

16:06: GOAL! Walsall have fell behind away from home as their fight for League One survival continues at Plymouth, winger Yannick Bolasie has broken the deadlock but it's the hosts who are ahead.

16:00: Second-half around the grounds across the country.

15:50: Half-time around the grounds across the country.

15:49: GOAL! Birmingham have been pegged back to level terms in first-half stoppage time, Junior Hoilett with the equaliser for Blackburn and the home side are back in it at Ewood Park.

15:41: Stoke, as usual, will not roll over and die as they pull themselves to back within a goal of Spurs, Kenwyne Jones finds the net and it's 3-2 at White Hart Lane.

15:34: Tottenham restore their two-goal cushion and go 3-1 up against Stoke at White Hart Lane, that red card at Real Madrid is a distant memory for Peter Crouch now after his second for Spurs.

15:32: Manchester United look to be their bit at the top of the Premier League after going two goals up in the first-half against Fulham, Antonio Valencia has added to Dimitar Berbatov's strike.

15:32: GOAL! Birmingham have taken a vital lead in their fight against relegation from the Premier League, Blues are ahead against Blackburn through Lee Bowyer's goal at Ewood Park.

15:32: GOAL! Parity lasted all of four minutes for Albion as they fall behind for a second time at the Stadium of Light, former Villa loanee Phil Bardsley with a belter for Sunderland.

15:28: GOAL! Albion grab an equaliser before the half-hour at the Stadium of Light, Peter Odemwingie gets the goal and the Baggies are all square against Sunderland.

15:27: Stoke have pulled one back at White Hart Lane, Matthew Etherington scores against his former club but it's still 2-1 to Spurs.

15:20: West Ham now find themselves two down at Bolton, Chung-Yong Lee has put the home side in command at the Reebok Stadium.

15:18: Tottenham have got another and it's 2-0 against Stoke at White Hart Lane, Luka Modric with the second goal for Spurs.

15:14: It's good news for the relegation candidates as West Ham go behind early on at Bolton, the in-form Daniel Sturridge gets his fith goal for the Trotters at the Reebok Stadium.

15:12: A much-changed Manchester United side have taken an early lead at Old Trafford, Dimitar Berbatov starts today and has broken Fulham's hearts with his goal.

15:11: Tottenham have broken Stoke's resolve already at White Hart Lane, Peter Crouch makes amends for his Champions League red card at Real Madrid in midweek with the opening goal for Spurs today.

15:10: GOAL! Albion are behind after just 10 minutes at the Stadium of Light and it's a situation of their own design - Nicky Shorey puts through his own net to hand Sunderland the lead.

15:00: Kick-off around the grounds across the county in the 3pm games.

14:40: Full-time at Molineux and Wolves, at least, manage not to concede in the second-half but they finish with nothing in the early Premier League kick-off at Molineux, Everton running out 3-0 winners.

14:26: Final change of the game for Wolves, former Liverpool winger Adam Hammill is on against Everton with Steven Fletcher making way.

14:20: Second substitution of the game for Everton and on comes Apostolos Vellios for Jermaine Beckford, but there's an angry exchange between Beckford and his manager David Moyes as the change is made.

14:19: Wolves' second substitution is imminent, Adlene Guedioura's first Premier League start of the season is cut short and Nenad Milijas is on.

14:08: Everton make their first change of the game at Molineux, on comes Victor Anichebe for Magaye Gueye.

14:03: Wolves go close again with the subsequent corner, Michael Kightly puts the ball in and Adlene Guedioura comes flying in to shoot, but Howard again comes to Everton's rescue.

14:03: Wolves finally get a shot on target and it would have been a super goal from captain Karl Henry, who goes for glory 30-yards out and Everton goalkeeper Tim Howard tips the ball over the bar.

13:55: First booking of the game at Molineux after Diniyar Bilyaletdinov goes flying in on Adlene Guedioura, with referee Phil Dowd producing a yellow card.

13:49: For the second week in succession, Wolves send on Michael Kightly to chases lost causes at 3-0 down, on comes the fit-again winger for Sylvan Ebanks-Blake.

13:48: Second-half begins at Molineux but it's a real uphill battle for Wolves, who are 3-0 down to Everton after the break.

13:33: The boos ring out at Molineux at half-time as Wolves trail Everton 3-0 through Jermaine Beckford, Phil Neville and Diniyar Bilyaletdinov goals.

13:30: GOAL! And Wolves do go three goals behind just before half-time and it's another belter, this time from Diniyar Bilyaletdinov, that gives the home side a real mountain to climb as Everton take command.

13:25: Wolves nearly go three goals behind less than a minute after conceding the second, Magaye Gueye burst through but goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey does just enough to thwart the young Everton attacker.

13:24: GOAL! It's been coming and Wolves are now 2-0 down through Phil Neville's first goal in exactly three years, Jermaine Beckford sets him up and it's a fine strike from the Everton captain.

13:16: Wolves would be two down if it wasn't for goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey, Leon Osman is again the orcestrator with another cross into the box and Jermaine Beckford was again on the end of it, but Hennessey comes to the rescue.

Leon Osman crosses the ball, Jermaine Beckford takes a shot. Save by Wayne Hennessey.

13:07: GOAL! Wolves have conceded against the run of play with Leon Osman - who cleared off the line early on - putting an inviting cross in for Jermaine Beckford to glance into the corner of the net.

12:52: Wolves have one cleared off the line, Steven Fletcher shoots from Matt Jarvis' inswinging corner but Leon Osman is there to hack the ball off the line.

12:48: Wolves have the first chance of the game, Adlene Guedioura nearly marks his return with a goal, his effort is heading in but John Heitinga manages to block the shot.

12:45: Kick-off at Molineux, we are getting started early this afternoon as Wolves welcome Everton in the Premier League.

12:40: Teams read over the tannoy at Molineux, as Wolves come out to play Everton in the early kick-off.

Wolves start with Hennessey, Foley, Berra, Stearman, Elokobi, Guedioura, Henry, O'Hara, Jarvis, Fletcher, Ebanks-Blake.

Substitutes from Hahnemann, Craddock, Kightly, Hammill, Ward, Milijas, Mancienne.

Everton go with Howard, Hibbert, Baines, Heitinga, Jagielka, Distin, Bilyaletdinov, Neville, Beckford, Gueye, Osman.

Substitutes from Mucha, Vellios, Anichebe, Mustafi, McAleny, Forshaw, Nsiala.

12:30: The Premier League survival fight continues for our teams in the region this weekend and first up it's Wolves, who could heap the pressure on their relegation rivals ahead of the 3pm kick-offs, with Everton the visitors to Molineux in the early game.

Albion make the long trip north to take on an up-and-down Sunderland side but the Baggies' are still unbeaten under boss Roy Hodgson and, after the famous victory over Liverpool, will fancy their chances of nudging closer to safety at the Stadium of Light.

Birmingham, too, go away from home to face another inconsistent side in Blackburn but Blues were another to throw the relegation race wide open by beating Bolton last weekend and, with a decent result at Ewood Park, their Premier League status could be theirs to lose tonight.

All Villa can do is sit and wait as they prepare to host Newcastle tomorrow at 4pm, the team that inflicted a 6-0 defeat on them at St James' Park earlier in the season.

Walsall's fight to stay in League One is also approaching crunch time as the Saddlers return to action after a two-week break at Plymouth today, with Dean Smith's men looking to climb back out of the relegation places.

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