West Bromwich Albion boss Sam Allardyce is not thinking about quitting if the team are relegated.

The Baggies are likely to go down as they sit second bottom in the Premier League with five games to go.

West Brom are 12 points away from safety, with 15 points left to play for.

The 66-year-old could be set to go through his first relegation in 30 years as a manager.

But he stated, per The Sun: said: "I will see it out to the very end, no matter what.

"The only way to get me out of here is to sack me. It would be a sad end if it comes to that - I just want us to get to the last game and still have a chance.

"We have some difficult games but we beat Chelsea and we've drawn with Manchester United and Liverpool, so let's do the double over Wolves, go and beat Arsenal and see what happens."