A familiar face returns to Elland Road today in the shape of Brighton's Ben White - an integral part of Marcelo Bielsa's promotion-winning side last season.

White was revered by Leeds fans for his performances at centre-half alongside skipper Liam Cooper, playing all 46 league games and named the club's young player of the year.

Unsurprisingly, Leeds were keen to turn the 23-year-old's season-long loan into a permanent deal in the summer. But Brighton stood firm and reportedly turned down an offer worth £25m from the West Yorkshire club.

"All of us here, we admire him as a player and we respect him and love him as a human being," Bielsa said about White in his pre-match news conference.

"He was an excellent professional as well as a team-mate. I hope that his career allows him to grow because he deserves it."

White, who has impressed in his debut Premier League season, will line up in a holding midfield role for Brighton this afternoon.

Cheers Em! A massive win for West Brom and that ups the pressure slightly on Brighton, who are now just three points above the Baggies. Can they too pick up three points from a tough-looking away fixture?

We'll have all the reaction from that match but we also have two games kicking off at 15:00 GMT, so we'll start building up to them.

Leeds v Brighton

West Ham v Burnley

Gary Rose is going to take the reins for half an hour while I grab a quick break. See you again shortly!

Sam Allardyce looks about as happy as a hungover teenager at a kids birthday party. But he will be extremely pleased with that performance.

West Brom had to come from behind and they defended with resilience in the second half.

All over. A first Premier League win for Sam Allardyce at West Brom.

HUGE celebrations from the Baggies at full time. This is a big, big, big result for them.

Nelson Semedo gives the ball away. Callum Robinson and Hal Robson-Kanu are just playing with the corner flag now.

Nuno Espirito Santo is sat looking gloomy in the dugout. The game is done.

Hal Robson-Kanu goes straight for the corner flag. He wastes a good 30 seconds.

Romain Saiss goes up for the header... Away by Kyle Bartley. Again.

Morgan Gibbs-White's cross from the right... Away by Semi Ajayi. Again.

FOUR minutes.

Fabio Silva goes down in the box, claiming a penalty after spinning away from Semi Ajayi.

He spins away from the ball too and there's absolutely no contact so he gets a yellow for diving.

Still time left for Wolves but West Brom are defending for their lives...

Pedro Neto floats another ball in from the free-kick. Willy Boly heads it back across goal, it falls for Nelson Semedo but Kyle Bartley throws himself in front of it to make the block.

Excellent defending and he's absolutely pumped. He screams at his teammates. Very solid performance from him.

Darnell Furlong is on for Matheus Pereira for West Brom.

Romain Saiss flicks on a cross on the edge of the box and it pops up in the air for Patrick Cultrone, who is completely unmarked.

He has to wait a long time for it to drop to hit it on the volley and he ends up spinning it into the ground, before it bounces up and over the bar.

What. A. Chance.

Kieran Gibbs and Callum Robinson double up on Adama Traore but he still wins a corner.

David Button gets a decent punch on the corner but it's back with Wolves, who are pushing for an equaliser.

Patrick Cutrone, back from his loan spell, is on for Joao Moutinho for Wolves.

Pedro Neto puts another good ball in. He's been excellent again today. Adama Traore and Fabio Silva almost get in each other's way and it's headed wide by a combination of the two.