Newcastle took the lead through Yoan Gouffran but could not hold on to all three points as they bring a point back to Tyneside.
Newcastle United could only manage a 1-1 draw with West Bromwich Albion after leading at The Hawthorns. Alan Pardew's side took the lead through Yoan Gouffran but had their advantage cancelled out in the second half.
Lee Ryder: Only an acrobatic save from Elliot to deny Morrison's header. #nufc have slipped back into their bad habits here.
Lee Ryder: Billy Jones rattles home after Lukaku held the ball up and it's all square here. Those missed chances in the first half cost #nufc dear
Lee Ryder: Impressed with Haidara battling qualities. Learning quickly that the Premier League is a no nonsense division. #nufc
Lee Ryder: Cisse and Sissoko doing plenty of early pressing on #wba back four. No clear cut chances though here in opening exchanges #nufc
Lee Ryder: Clarke on John Carver and #nufc staff: "It will be nice to see old friends but I hope I enjoy the afternoon much more than they do." #wba
Lee Ryder: Steve Clarke on #nufc fans: "I have great respect for them from my time working there. I had some very happy times on Tyneside." #wba
Lee Ryder: Ex-#nufc coach Steve Clarke programme notes: "It will be a tough day against an #nufc side looking to finally ensure survival."
Lee Ryder: Elliot; Debuchy, S.Taylor, Yanga-Mbiwa, Haidara; Perch, Cabaye (c); Gouffran, Sissoko, Gutierrez; Cisse. #nufc #wba
Alan Pardew's side sit eight points below West Brom, but The Baggies have not tasted victory in three games, and seen defeat in their last two.
A win for Newcastle would almost certainly see them retain their top-flight status for next season, but the task is far from easy facing Albion who are deservedly eight in the Premier League.
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