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An unusual mid-week round of matches is at a close. While the games were high on intrigue, they were rather low on goals, just 20 were scored across the 12 matches in the round, and none tonight at all between West Brom and Burnley.

Scott Parker will be the happier manager with the performance, but Carlos Corberan might feel fortunate to have come away with a result after Jaidon Anthony's goal was controversially disallowed.

They remain winless since 21 September and having drawn six straight games for the first time in history, however.

The good news is we don't have long to wait for more Championship fun. The next round of games kicks off in less than 24 hours as Watford host Oxford United tomorrow night.

We'll be right here for that, plus another eight games on Saturday while on Sunday we have the Steel City derby, West Brom's trip to Hull City and Burnley at home to Swansea.

Best get some rest now, you're going to need your energy over the next few days!

Thanks for your company this evening, goodnight!

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Burnley manager Scott Parker couldn't hide his frustration after Jaidon Anthony's disallowed goal, talking to Sky Sports.

"I've watched it back again - it's a goal. It's a valid goal and disappointing the ref has decided to give that decision. There's a little hand but nothing to influence the player too much.

"Overall we looked very good, good value. At this present moment the chances are not going in (but) overall today the attacking threat was more positive.

"I am really encouraged by that. It's a young team, in a process."

Jaidon Anthony on his disallowed goal to Sky Sports:

"Yeah frustrating, at the time I didn’t think it was a foul. The defender didn’t seem to complain either.

"I want to score more, I don’t really get too many headers, it felt good going in, I turned around and it was a heartbreaking moment to see it ruled out.

"We haven’t created enough in the past games, but today I felt like we had chances."

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After a run of four goals in eight games, Burnley defender and player of the match CJ Egan-Riley told Sky Sports: "It was frustrating. I thought we did enough to win it. They didn't really cause us any real problems.

"We had a few good chances but unfortunately couldn't convert them. We will keep working hard on the training pitch, We know we are not scoring enough but we'll keep working hard.

"I train with them every day, they score loads of goals in training, it will click eventually. It's a process. It's just about putting the chances away."

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Their sixth draw in succession was enough to take the Baggies up a couple of places, back into the top five.

They are only a place and two points behind Burnley, who missed the chance to go level on points with third-placed Leeds.

Incredibly only 12 points separate the top 15 sides.

Tony Brown
West Brom's all-time record scorer on BBC Radio WM

It’s not a bad position to be in. The problem is with the supporters when we’re not scoring goals.

Since Maja’s dried up, we haven’t really looked like troubling teams. It’s a problem.

It’s not like turning a tap on or off, you have to work on it, persevere and hope you get that one result to turn confidence around.

Glen Little
Ex-Burnley winger on BBC Radio Lancashire

Burnley maybe shaded it with Sarmiento’s chance.

And then with Anthony, you finally score a goal, and it gets disallowed for a pathetic little push.

We feel it’s a poor decision. Whoever scored first was going to win.

There’s a lack of goals throughout the Championship really. You’ve just got a feeling it’s going to be people stepping over each other to try and get to the line.

Tony Brown
West Brom's all-time record scorer on BBC Radio WM

The chances were very, very rare. You were just hoping for a bit of Albion magic.

You can’t fault the effort. This Burnley side is a very hard-working side. Albion just couldn’t break them down.

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Ok, so, we all suspected it, but we hoped it wouldn't happen.

It probably shouldn't have happened either. Playing against his old club Burnley's Jeremy Sarmiento saw a shot saved by Alex Palmer when clean through in the first half while in the second Jaidon Anthony's far-post header crept inside the near post past Palmer, but was disallowed by referee Tom Nield for what looked a very soft shove on defender Callum Styles.

Clarets keeper James Trafford was never really worked at the other end as Albion drew 0-0 for a fourth time at home. Only three goals have been scored at The Hawthorns all season - the lowest return at any EFL ground by three.

West Brom are back up to fifth, but are winless in eight, having drawn the past six straight for the first time in club history.

Burnley are fourth, two points ahead, and two points behind third-placed Leeds.

Glen Little
Ex-Burnley winger on BBC Radio Lancashire

Both sides have played some good stuff, but both have lacked confidence or quality. Maybe a bit of both.

We're over time, so this corner will probably be it. Plenty of people have already left, there are lots of empty seats.

Tony Brown
West Brom's all-time record scorer on BBC Radio WM

You needed someone good in the heading department there. Diangana's annoyed with himself, he knows he could’ve done better.

Into added time we go as Baggies sub Grady Diangana rises highest to meet a cross from the left, only to send his powerful header over James Trafford's bar from 10-yards or so out.

West Brom's Karlan Grant slaloms his way forward before being thwarted by a sliding Liam Cullen, who gets a whack for his trouble.

It's Grant's last action as Devante Cole is indeed on to replace him.

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Three goals in six games and 85 minutes at The Hawthorns this season. Two for West Brom and one for Middlesbrough.

Credit to the 23,443 in attendance, 1,060 of them from Lancashire, who perhaps arrived more in hope than expectation this evening.

It'll be just one win in six matches for Burnley if they fail to find a winner.

Glen Little
Ex-Burnley winger on BBC Radio Lancashire

Both teams are lacking quality to create an opportunity and take it.

Now we’re definitely in ‘next goal wins’ territory.

A slip from Baggies sub Uros Racic in his own box briefly sparks alarm but Connor Roberts is unable to capitalise as it happened so unexpectedly and the ball drifts through to Mason Holgate to tidy up.

Grandy Diangana is on, with Josh Maja withdrawn by Carlos Corberan for the final 10 minutes or so.

Devante Cole looks ready to join him shortly, but his number is not shown yet.

Much better from Luca Koleosho who races to the byline for the first time tonight for Burnley and whips in an inviting cross which Torbjorn Heggem turns behind.

The resultant corner is scrambled behind for another which is glanced on by Liam Cullen to the far post where there is precisely nobody waiting to turn in the loose ball at the back stick.

Richard Wilford
West Brom commentator, BBC Radio WM

There are groans at the Brummie Road End as fans look at their watches and say ‘we’re not going to score again here are we?’.

At the moment the highlight for Baggies fans is the pie and the Bovril. There has to be more goal threat.

Still just the two goals in almost seven home matches for the Baggies now.

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Baggies defender Darnell Furlong opts against a long throw, instead playing a give and go down the right flank but gets his cross all wrong and the ball sails 25 yards past the far post and clean out of play.

All the big guns were up and have to lope back now.