West Brom came back from two goals down to draw 2-2 with Liverpool.

Late goals from Jake Livermore and Salomon Rondon earned the Baggies a share of the spoils which leaves them eight points behind fourth-bottom Swansea with three games left, though their relegation could still be confirmed as early as Sunday.

Danny Ings’ first Premier League goal in 931 days was followed by Mohamed Salah’s 31st league goal of the season but Jurgen Klopp’s side conceded twice in the last 11 minutes.

Tweet of the match

Star man – Salomon Rondon

West Bromwich Albion v Liverpool – Premier League – The Hawthorns
Salomon Rondon celebrates scoring the equaliser for West Brom (Anthony Devlin/Empics)

Worked tirelessly for his team and then was rewarded with a goal at the end.

Moment of the match

The Hawthorns erupted when the Venezuela striker rose to head home Chris Brunt’s free-kick to complete the comeback after 88 minutes. West Brom fans know their team will probably still be relegated, but at least they are showing some fight these days.

Data point

Player ratings

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Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain came on as a substitute and quickly set up a goal (Nick Potts/PA)

West Brom: Ben Foster 7 (out of 10), Allan Nyom 5, Craig Dawson 6, Ahmed Hegazi 7, Kieran Gibbs 6, Matt Phillips 7, Jake Livermore 6, Chris Brunt 6, James McClean 6, Jay Rodriguez 7, Salomon Rondon 8. Subs:  Jonny Evans (for McClean, 71) 5, Oliver Burke (for Gibbs, 76) 5, Hal Robson-Kanu (for Rodriguez, 89) n/a.

Liverpool: Loris Karius 6, Joe Gomez 6, Virgil van Dijk 6, Ragnar Klavan 6, Alberto Moreno 5, Georginio Wijnaldum 6, Jordan Henderson 7, James Milner 8, Mohamed Salah 6, Danny Ings 7, Sadio Mane 6. Subs: Roberto Firmino (for Ings, 66) 5, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (for Mane, 66) 6, Dejan Lovren (for Salah, 84) 4.

Who’s up next?

Newcastle v West Brom (Premier League, Saturday April 28)

Liverpool v Roma (Champions League, Tuesday April 24)