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Anichebe holds Liverpool

AFP, Rromudch
Victor Anichebe came off the bench to rescue a point for West Bromwich Albion as they hit back to draw 1 -1 with Liverpool in the Premier League on Sunday.
Former Everton striker Anichebe capitalised on a mistake by Liverpool defender Kole Toure in the 67th minute, three minutes after he had been introduced, to cancel out Daniel Sturridge's first-half opener.
The result left Albion a point above the relegation places, while fourth-place Liverpool's lead over Merseyside rivals Everton is now only two points following the Toffees' 2-1 defeat of Aston Villa on Saturday.
West Brom manager Pepe Mel made five changes to the team beaten 4-3 by Aston Villa in the mid-week derby.
Right-back Billy Jones, centre-back Gareth McAuley, midfielder Zoltan Gera and forwards Saido Berahino and Matej Vydra came into the side for Steven Reid, Diego Lugano, James Morrison, Nicolas Anelka and Anichebe.
Liverpool's starting line-up was unchanged from the 4-0 Merseyside derby victory over Everton, with midfielder Joe Allen fit enough for a place on the bench.
Brendan Rodgers's side enjoyed the bulk of the possession early on but it was Albion who carved out the first chance when Youssouf Mulumbu struck a low angled shot from 18 yards that was blocked by
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard.
However, Liverpool seized control of the contest with the opening goal in the 24th minute as strike partners Luis Suarez and Sturridge combined to devastating effect.
Raheem Sterling's pass found Suarez inside the penalty area and the Uruguay international jinked his way through the hosts' defence before crossing for Sturridge, who was left with a simple tapin at the back post.
West Brom's players appealed to referee Kevin Friend for offside but television replays suggested that Jones had been level with Sturridge when Suarez crossed.
Liverpool could have doubled their lead from a Philippe Coutinho comer a few minutes later after a scramble inside the six-yard box, but Toure could only shoot straight at Albion goalkeeper Ben Foster.
West Brom were dealt a blow in the 41 st minute when defender Jonas Olsson limped out injured and was replaced by Lugano.
The hosts could have been on level terms going into the break, though, when Gera found space to shoot just outside the area, only to screw his effort wide of Simon Mignolet's goal.
Liverpool were punished for their profligacy in the 67th minute after Toure's mistake allowed Albion to equalise.
The Ivorian passed the ball across the edge of the penalty area and Anichebe was alert enough to intercept before emphatically striking a low shot past Mignolet and into the bottom-left corner of the net.