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Well it might not have been the 4-4 I alluded to before kick-off but it was rip-roaring Championship fare slugged out by two teams I think we can safely say will be in the end-of-season shake-up.

West Brom showed quality in the first half-hour to take the lead and then character to restore parity after Sheffield United showcased their own resilience with two goals in little over a minute to turn the game on its head before the break.

A fitting way to bring down the curtain on an EFL programme played in filthy conditions.

We'll be back tomorrow for a local derby in League One as Peterborough and Northampton face-off, and of course we'll be right here for a full programme of Championship action with seven games on Tuesday night and another five on Wednesday.

Thanks for your company this afternoon, try to stay warm and dry and enjoy what's left of your weekend!

See you soon!

Our intrepid reporter Ged Scott has braved the horrible conditions at The Hawthorns today.

So, please do him the honour of reading his match report from the Baggies' latest draw - a result that took Sheffield United back to the top of the Championship.

Click on the 'report' tag at the top of the page to do so.

Then we have five more matches on Wednesday, as Sheffield United return to action with another testing trip, this time to Millwall.

Albion, meanwhile, will look to shake their draw habit when they welcome Coventry City and Frank Lampard to The Hawthorns.

• Cardiff City v Preston North End
• Hull City v Watford
• Millwall v Sheffield United
• Queens Park Rangers v Oxford United
• West Bromwich Albion v Coventry City (20:00)

You won't have to wait long for more Championship action.

There are seven games on Tuesday night when Leeds, Burnley and Sunderland all have a chance to make Sheffield United's stay at the top a brief one.

Real tasty one to look forward to at Elland Road as Leeds welcome in-form Middlesbrough.

• Burnley v Derby County
• Luton Town v Stoke City
• Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City
• Portsmouth v Norwich City
• Sheffield Wednesday v Blackburn Rovers
• Sunderland v Bristol City
• Leeds United v Middlesbrough (20:00)

Not the three points either side will have sought, but potentially a useful one come the end of the season. Only time will tell.

Sheffield United are back on top of the table, but just a point ahead of Leeds, and three points separates the top-four once again.

The Baggies are two points adrift of sixth-placed Blackburn but have now played a game more than Rovers and seventh-placed Watford.

Tony 'Bomber' Brown
West Brom's all-time leading goalscorer on BBC Radio WM

I enjoyed the first half, it was more intriguing.

Albion shown good character to come back into it but couldn't find that winner. They could have lost this and I'm sure Carlos Corberan will be pleased in that respect.

But what people will be talking about is that it's a another draw and two points lost at home.

They've got to start winning football games and stop putting themselves under so much pressure.

I suppose a point against this Sheffield United side that has just come out of the Premier League is good. They could have easily lost this game but they kept going.

A game which seemingly had everything, except a winner...

The point is enough to make it eight unbeaten for Sheffield United and take the Blades back to the top of the Championship.

For West Brom it is a 10th draw in 11 games. Extraordinary. They are unbeaten in 12 games but remain outside the play-off places.

Let's just all be glad it was the absorbing game we got and not the dour 0-0 we expected.

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John Swift's teasing ball into the box is nodded back by Kyle Bartley but sub Uros Racic can only blaze a volley well over the bar.

That should be that...

Karlan Grant curls in another cross from the left but Blades are defending well and clear their lines...

Though Vini Souza has now conceded a free-kick in a dangerous position...

Rob Kozluk
Ex-Sheffield United defender on BBC Radio Sheffield

There's four minutes but it's still anybody's game.

FOUR additional minutes to be played. Can either side find a winner?

Karlan Grant drives in from the left towards the Blades goal and side-foots a cross across goal with his left, which evades everyone.

His teammates are rightly asking why he didn't shoot from such close range.

Sydie Peck is the sixth booking of the game as he hauls down Torbjorn Heggem rugby-style in the end.

Blades players were incensed they hadn't had a free-kick at the other end seconds beore...

Double double switch..

Rhys Norrington-Davies and Jamie Shackleton are coming on for Callum O'Hare and Femi Seriki for United.

Devante Cole and John Swift are on for Josh Maja and Mikey Johnston for the hosts too.

Frantic stuff... like the final 20 seconds of a basketball game.

Karlan Grant slaloms his way forward from midfield before eventually being challenged by Femi Seriki in the D - David Webb waves play-on.

The Blades break at speed to the other end but Rhian Brewster can't get his final ball right and the chance slides by.

Torbjorn Heggem is the latest name in the book after a foul on the technically excellent Callum O'Hare.

Callum Styles is being withdrawn by Carlos Corberan, with Mason Holgate, the on-loan Everton defender, coming on for the last eight minutes and change.

The Baggies take a corner long this time, good call, as Darnell Furlong races to the near post and glances on a header which skids past the far post.

Similar to the opening goal, but the end result is very different.

Albion finishing the stronger.

Mikey Johnston is too good to do this. Tom Fellows' cross from the right drifts over everyone and is chested down by Johnston at the far post, only to lose composure and lash a half-volley well over the bar when he could see the whites of Michael Cooper's eyes in the Blades goal.

West Brom are not seemingly content to settle for a 10th draw in 11 games, and fifth straight at home. They are playing positively, but the Blades look dangerous on the break, of course.

Grandstand finale coming up?

Ged Scott
BBC Sport at The Hawthorns

Maybe it's just because I'm a bit old-school and I can remember the original hard-nosed, tough tackling former Chelsea and QPR stopper Dave Webb, whose opponents used to really know when they'd been tackled.

But we appear to have a referee here in this latter-day David Webb who does actually know the difference between a foul and a dive.

He's still managed to dish out four yellow cards today - but he's been pretty consistent in not falling for some players' attempts to win free-kicks.

Albion's fans were seeking a red card for Rak-Sakyi going down too easily. But let's just be grateful that this is one ref who wasn't conned.