Leeds need to find a way back into this game and Stuart Dallas tries his luck from 20 yards.

Albion keeper Sam Johnstone is happy to watch it fly harmlessly over his bar and into the Leeds fans.

Leeds make their first switch as one former West Brom youngster in Kemar Roofe is replaced by another in Tyler Roberts.

Goalscorer Hal Robson-Kanu joins his captain in referee Lee Mason's notebook as he's booked for simulation after appearing to go down a little too easily in the box as he tried to burst past Liam Cooper.

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Leeds defender Pontus Jansson is in some pain here as he rolls his ankle while sliding into challenge the rapid Harvey Barnes. It was excellent defending from the big man.

It will be a sore one but he should be ok.

West Brom are breaking so quickly and almost catch Leeds again.

Albion seize possession inside their own half and spring forward through Matt Phillips and then Hal Robson-Kanu.

He picks out Harvey Barnes as the far post but the on-loan Leicester man slices his shot over the angle of post and bar. It was a difficult one to hit on the half-volley.

Leeds will feel they didn't really make the most of that free-kick as the ball skips off the foot of Liam Cooper and through to Sam Johnstone.

The first booking of the game goes the way of West Brom captain Jake Livermore for a tug on Mateusz Klich.

An early second-half free-kick for West Brom and it's fair to say that Leeds don't deal with it convincingly.

Bailey Peacock-Farrell comes to punch but the ball slices off his glove and fortunately flies to safety.

The players are back out at The Hawthorns and West Brom's Jay Rodriguez restarts the game.

Football is happening.

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On the other end of that result were Derby County, but Rams manager Frank Lampard told BBC Radio Derby he had no complaints.

"We deserved to lose the game on the second half for sure, the first half we had good chances that we should have stuck away," he said.

"We have to take it on the chin that we weren't good enough.

"It's now how we react in the games coming up but maybe the international break comes at decent time."

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John McGinn, Tammy Abraham and Conor Hourihane scored second-half goals as Aston Villa won 3-0 at Frank Lampard's Derby to move into the top half.

Villa head coach Dean Smith told BBC WM his players deserve all the credit.

"It was a very good performance from start to finish, we kept setting traps for them because they are a good team.

"Today is down to the players because they have been working really hard in training.

"It was a performance that merited the result and the scoreline we got today.

"Not all games will be like this because teams play differently and you have to come up with different ways to beat different teams."

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Reading twice came from behind to draw with bottom side Ipswich and move out of the relegation zone on goal difference.

Reading manager Paul Clement told BBC Radio Berkshire his side deserved the point after a poor first 45 minutes at the Madjeski Stadium.

"Terrible performance from us in the first half, I was embarrassed. We were fortunate to get in at 2-1, it could have been 3-1 or 4-1.

"With the scoreline at that we had a chance and the attitude, effort and commitment was much better in the second half.

"We deservedly got back into the game and on reflection I think it's a fair result."

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Norwich scored twice in stoppage time as they came from behind to beat Millwall 4-3 and go top of the table - for now at least.

Head coach Daniel Farke told BBC Radio Norfolk he was proud of his players.

"That was a proper game, an unbelievable game with so many changing points," he said.

"A late equaliser for us and then with the last moment we were able to win it. You normally can't win games with so many things going against you but I'm really proud of my lads today.

"Our atmosphere, spirit and unity was important - it was a magical night."

While the players take a break at The Hawthorns, let's get some reaction from some of this afternoon's other Championship games, starting with a rollercoaster of an afternoon at Carrow Road.

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And that's the interval. There have been 31 goals in the Championship so far today, but none at The Hawthorns.

Jay Rodriguez's shot against the bar was Albion's best effort, while Mateusz Klich stung the palms of Sam Johnstone for Leeds.

We're into one minute of additional time.

West Brom were excellent in that first 30 minutes but haven't really threatened since Jay Rodriguez hit the bar. It looks like we're going to be in for a goalless first half.

Only three minutes before the break. Will we get a breakthrough before half-time?