Rondon completes Albion comeback to grab point against Liverpool

* Danny Ings scored first league goal since October 2015 to give Liverpool the lead

* Mo Salah got 31st league goal of season to equal Luis Suarez's club record

* Jake Livermore scrambled Albion's first from corner after 79 minutes

* Salomon Rondon equalised with header late on

* Ings started in place of Roberto Firmino as Liverpool rang the changes

* Albion still eight points off Premier League survival

* Liverpool home to Stoke City next; Albion at Newcastle

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April 21 (Reuters) - Salomon Rondon completed a remarkable West Bromwich Albion comeback from two goals down as Darren Moore's battling side drew 2-2 with Liverpool to continue their desperate scrap for Premier League survival on Saturday.

The game appeared beyond West Brom after Danny Ings and Mo Salah gave the visitors a comfortable lead. Ings scored after four minutes with his first Premier League goal since October 2015 and Salah notched up his 31st of the season with a well-taken second-half goal.

But caretaker manager Moore has injected resilience into Albion and Jake Livermore gave them hope with a scrambled goal from a corner after 79 minutes.

As Liverpool struggled to hold on, Chris Brunt delivered a perfect free kick into the area for Rondon to head home but the draw probably just delays the inevitable for bottom-of-the-table Albion who remain eight points off survival with three games to play. (Reporting by Neil Robinson; Editing by Clare Fallon)