Newcastle 3-2 West Ham, Norwich promoted: Saturday clockwatch – as it happened

9.55am EDT 09:55

Match report: Newcastle 3-2 West Ham

Newcastle almost blew it after taking advantage of some first half defensive largesse on the part of their visitors, but Joe Willock came off the bench to take all three points for the Toon. Louise Taylor was there for the Guardian …

Joe Willock heads in Newcastle winner to foil 10-man West Ham’s fightback

9.46am EDT 09:46

Championship results

Results at Brentford and Swansea City mean Norwich City are promoted to the Premier League ahead of their game against Bournemouth tonight.

Norwich seal Premier League return after Brentford and Swansea are held

Updated at 9.49am EDT

9.35am EDT 09:35

Norwich City are promoted to the Premier League

Championship: Swansea come from two goals down to draw with Wycombe. It’s a result that isn’t much use to either side but has catapulted Norwich City back into the Premier League. Congratulations to Daniel Farke and his troops who bounce straight back into the top flight following their relegation last season.

Liam Cullen of Swansea City heads past Wycombe keeper David Stockdale for the equaliser, which puts Norwich back in the Premier League. Photograph: Michael Steele/Getty Images

Updated at 9.46am EDT

9.32am EDT 09:32

Full-time: Newcastle 3-2 West Ham

Premier League: It’s all over at St James’ Park, where Newcastle have emerged victorious by the odd goal of five in the third consecutive Saturday lunchtime Premier League humdinger. They pull nine points clear of the relegation zone, having got a late scare from 10-man West Ham. David Moyes’ side stay in fourth place, a point clear of Chelsea who have played one game fewer.

9.28am EDT 09:28

Premier League: Newcastle substitution: Andy Carroll on for Joelinton, who opened the scoring for Newcastle.

9.27am EDT 09:27

Premier League: Newcastle’s Jacob Murphy has just been booked for something or other. I’m going to go out on a limb and guess he was time-wasting. There are two of the added eight minutes remaining.

9.26am EDT 09:26

Championship: I’ll happily stand corrected on this but Sheffield Wednesday look to be heading to the third division for the first time in my lifetime (I’ll be raising my bat to the pavilion in two years, with a bit of luck) and possibly ever. Tyreeq Bakinson has just equalised for Bristol City at Hillsborough, where it’s 1-1.

9.22am EDT 09:22

Premier League: Down by the technical area, Steve Bruce’s eyes almost pop out of his head as he sees the fourth official signal eight minutes of added time. That seems a little excessive although there were several substitutions plus a couple of breaks in play for treatment to various players.

9.20am EDT 09:20

Premier League: Things go from great to bad to worse for West Ham, as Jesse Lingard limps off and is replaced by Manuel Lanzini. It looks like it might be a hamstring injury, which would be a season-ender. West Ham fans will be hoping it’s just cramp. He is not feeling the back of his thigh, which I suppose is a good sign.

Matt Ritchie of Newcastle helps Jesse Lingard of West Ham. Photograph: Dave Rogers/Pool/EPA

Updated at 10.15am EDT

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Championship: Luton have gone a goal ahead against Watford at Kenilworth Road, while Swansea have pulled one back against Wycombe, who lead them by the odd goal of three. It remains Brentford 0-0 Millwall and as things stand Norwich will get promoted to the Premier League without having to kick a ball in their game against Bournemouth tonight.

9.15am EDT 09:15

GOAL! Newcastle 3-2 West Ham (Willock 83 min)

Premier League: Just on for Sean Longstaff, Joe Willock puts Newcastle back in front! He got between two defenders to head home a Matt Ritchie cross from the left from about six yards out.

Joe Willock (second left) heads home to put the Magpies ahead again. Photograph: Ian Hodgson/NMC Pool Then celebrates. Photograph: Ian Hodgson/NMC Pool

Updated at 9.37am EDT

9.13am EDT 09:13

Premier League: Wow! Newcastle almost retake the lead, Jacob Murphy looks certain to score but Ben Johnson clears off the line.

9.12am EDT 09:12

GOAL! Newcastle 2-2 West Ham (Lingard 80pen)

Premier League: After a delay while Clark received treatment for an injury, Jesse Lingard smashes the ball home off the post to equalise for 10-man West Ham. Dubravka went the right way but there was no keeping that out.

West Ham United’s Jesse Lingard shoots from the penalty spot … Photograph: Dave Rogers/Pool/Reuters And the are Hammers level. Photograph: Jon Super/NMC Pool/The Guardian

Updated at 11.32am EDT

9.10am EDT 09:10

Premier League: With Mark Noble off, Jesse Lingard steps up to take the penalty.

9.09am EDT 09:09

PENALTY FOR WEST HAM!

Premier League: From a long throw, Ciaran Clark leaps for a header and handles the ball with his forearm.

Photograph: Dave Rogers/Pool/Reuters

Updated at 9.23am EDT

9.08am EDT 09:08

Premier League: There’s a suggestion West Ham might get a VAR-induced penalty for handball at St James’s Park. I think it’s going to be given!

9.06am EDT 09:06

Premier League: West Ham substitution: Said Benrahma on for Mark Noble.

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GOAL! Newcastle 2-1 West Ham (Diop 73)

Premier League: A downward header from an unmarked Issa Diop header from about 10 yards out gives West Ham a glimmer of hope. He was unmarked and the bounce of the ball beat Dubravka, who should have done a lot better.

Issa Diop heads home to pull a goal back for West Ham. Photograph: Richard Lee/BPI/Shutterstock

Updated at 9.26am EDT

9.01am EDT 09:01

Championship: Junior Bacuna puts Huddersfield two goals up at the City Ground against Nottingham Forest. He roofed the ball with a venomous shot from distance.

League One: League leaders Hull City equalise against Fleetwood, with Northern Ireland international Josh Magennis restoring parity.

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Premier League: Newcastle substitution: Allan Saint-Maximin limps off to be replaced by Callum Wilson. The Frenchman has been outstanding today, for the second game in a row since returning from injury.

8.53am EDT 08:53

Premier League: Much better from West Ham. Jesse Lingard tries to curl one around Dubravka and inside the upright from distance but fires well wide.

8.51am EDT 08:51

Premier League: A couple of corners in quick succession from West Ham come to naught as they search for a much-needed goal.

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League One: In the game they’re all talking about, Blackpool have become the latest side to throw a spanner in the works of Sunderland’s automatic promotion push. Luke Garbutt has just put Blackpool ahead of Lee Johnson’s side at Bloomfield Road. The git.

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Championship: My friend the top comedian and podcaster Elis James will be effing and jeffing loudly in his native Welsh in the small corner of South London he calls home – Wycombe Wanderers have just gone 2-0 up against his beloved Swansea City, courtesy of Gareth McCleary. To say Swans goalkeeper Freddie Woodman should have done better would be a considerable understatement.

Swansea keeper Freddie Woodman is beaten by Garath McCleary’s shot. Photograph: Nathan Munkley/Action Plus/Shutterstock McCleary (third right) celebrates scoring Wycombe Wanderers’ second goal. Photograph: Bradley Collyer/PA

Updated at 9.02am EDT

8.45am EDT 08:45

Premier League: West Ham leave room at the back as they drive forward in search of a goal. Saint-Maximin charges into space and tees up Almiron, whose shot is blocked by Issa Diop.

8.42am EDT 08:42

Championship: A big goal at the Liberty Stadium, where Wycombe’s Admiral Muskwe has just smashed a bouncing ball past Freddie Woodman from outside the penalty area to put the visitors a goal up. That’s a fine strike.

8.38am EDT 08:38

Premier League: Newcastle midfielder Miguel Almiron tries a shot from distance that flashes a foot or two wide of the upright.

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Premier League: West Ham kick off with quite the mountain to climb and only equipped with 10 men with which to ascend it.

8.21am EDT 08:21

Half-time at St James’ Park: Following their recent heroics, the West Ham of old have returned with a vengreance. Some calamitous defending means they are two goals and one man down against a Newcastle side who are well worth their comfortable lead.

8.15am EDT 08:15

Premier League: Newcastle attack on the break with a real spring in the collective step and West Ham back off. Joelinton’s low drive is held by Fabianski.

8.14am EDT 08:14

GOAL! Newcastle 2-0 West Ham (Joelinton 40)

Premier League: More slapstick from West Ham. Newcastle win a corner and the ball is sent into the penalty area. Fabianski jumps to make a routine catch but drops the ball. Joelinton is on hand to poke it home from a yard or two out.

West Ham’s goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski goes up for an easy claim … Photograph: Jon Super/NMC Pool/The Guardian But drops the ball … Photograph: Dave Rogers/EPA And Joelinton reacts quickest to fire home Newcastle’s second goal. Photograph: Jon Super/NMC Pool/The Guardian

Updated at 9.54am EDT

8.11am EDT 08:11

Premier League: Already on a yellow card, Dawson lunges in on Saint-Maximin on the halfway line. The Newcastle man stays on his feet and keeps going, as Kevin Friend plays advantage. ASM jinks his way into the penalty area and unleashes a low diagonal effort. The ball is saved by Fabianski but cannons off the legs of Diop and rolls over the line. Insult is added to injury, when Friend produces a second yellow followed by a red for Dawson for his foul in the build-up. Remarkably, that’s the first dismissal of his career.

Newcastle’s Allan Saint-Maximin shoots past West Ham’s Mark Noble … Photograph: Jon Super/NMC Pool/The Guardian West Ham United’s keeper Lukasz Fabianski saves … Photograph: Owen Humphreys/Pool/Reuters But the ball clatters against the legs of Issa Diop … Photograph: Jon Super/NMC Pool/The Guardian And the ball ends up in the net and Newcastle have the lead. Photograph: Owen Humphreys/Pool/Reuters

Updated at 10.17am EDT

8.08am EDT 08:08

GOAL! Newcastle 1-0 West Ham (Diop og)

Premier League: It’s a double-whammy for West Ham, who go a goal behind and lose Craig Dawson to a red card.

8.07am EDT 08:07

Premier League: Despite there being plenty at stake for both sides and perhaps because the sun is shining over St James’ Park, there’s a bit of an end-of-season feel about the game between Newcastle and West Ham. It remains scoreless … hold on, no it doesn’t!!!