West Brom are running a poll on whether Matt Phillips meant his goal or not.

What do you reckon? I'm definitely going for 'no chance'!

Watch Bristol City head coach Lee Johnson preview the new season, as he gets a lift to Ashton Gate from BBC Points West.

The 38-year-old's side are aiming to improve on last season's eighth-place finish in the Championship.

Johnson discusses the transfer market and the hectic lifestyle of football management, as well as showing off his singing voice as he belts out Elton John's 'Rocket Man' and Lynyrd Skynrd's 'Sweet Home Alabama' in the car.

The Robins host promotion rivals Leeds in their opening game on Sunday (16:30 BST).

What is it like to be caught up in the crossfire at two clubs in crisis? How has the situation reached breaking point at two historic English Football League clubs who are just 12 miles away from each other?

Jay Freeman has delved deeper into what has been a summer to forget for Bolton and Bury.

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A reminder that we're running a player rater on this evening's game where you can give your verdicts on the Forest and West Brom players out of 10.

I don't think I'd want to be Aro Muric just now...

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The whistle goes and it's Albion who lead at the break.

That looked unlikely after 10 minutes with Forest in front after a barnstorming opening.

But goals from Kyle Edwards and Matt Phillips - with the help of some suspect goalkeeping by Forest's Aro Muric- have seen Slaven Bilic's side turn things around.

Indeed there will be two added minutes. Albion are bossing possession just now.

Into the final minute of the first half. There may be a minute or two for stoppages.

West Brom were one of the Championship's comeback kings last season, picking up 27 points from losing positions. Only Aston Villa picked up more with 29.

There's a break in play while Kyle Edwards receives treatment after falling awkwardly in an aerial challenge with Tiago Silva.

It's not happening for Forest at the moment.

Alfa Semedo goes for glory from the edge of the box but his shot flies well over the bar.

Matty Cash seems to be Forest's most likely route to goal from right-back.

He combines with Albert Adomah again but this time lashes an effort well off target.

West Brom want to test Aro Muric at every opportunity now.

Filip Krovinovic looks to find the top corner from 25 yards but he can't get enough bend on his shot and it drifts the wrong side of the post.

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Albert Adomah tries to get Forest on the front foot but he can't get past Nathan Ferguson.

The youngster is impressing on debut even if he needs two attempts to clear his lines and has another little nibble at Adomah's ankles in the process.

The travelling Albion fans are loving this now, singing the name of their new manager Slaven Bilic.

Forest's fans are sitting in a stunned silence.

The look on Aro Muric's face says it all really.

He looks disconsolate and replays show that he took his arm away as Phillips' cross dipped. I think he thought was going over the bar.

Forest play the corner short to Tiago Silva, who picks out Ben Watson on the edge of the box.

The midfielder's header is down into the ground and loops into the arms of Baggies keeper Sam Johnstone.

That's quite a free-kick delivery from Tiago Silva.

It's whipped into a really dangerous area and Nathan Ferguson does well to head behind for a Forest corner.

I say that and almost immediately Albert Adomah breaks down the Forest and carves out an opening.

The summer signing from Villa looks to pick out Lewis Grabban at the far post but Kyle Bartley gets the faintest of touches on the ball to take it off his forehead.

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The City Ground was bouncing when Matty Cash scored. It's more subdued now.

West Brom are starting to play with more confidence now.

This is only Kyle Edwards' fourth league start for West Brom and that was the 21-year-old's second goal, the other being the winner at Brentford last season.

He's in the action again, turning Matty Cash inside out before whipping over a delicious right-footed cross which is just too far ahead of Matt Phillips.