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That's as far as we go in here today.

Fifth-placed West Brom produced a fantastic turnaround to score four goals in a single half for the first time since August 2022 and hammered struggling Huddersfield 4-1.

Bristol City eased their own concerns of being dragged into the trouble at the bottom with a first win in five against Swansea City.

We'll be back on Tuesday with Middlesbrough's trip to 21st-placed Birmingham City and full fixture lists in Leagues One and Two.

Hope you can join us then and enjoy the rest of your weekend.

Cheers!

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It was a very bad day for Huddersfield Town.

At half time they looked to be moving out of the relegation zone and up to 18th but their 1-0 lead over West Brom ended in a damaging 4-1 defeat that has dented their goal difference.

The Terriers visit rock-bottom Rotherham on Saturday and need to get back on track after successive losses.

Birmingham play their game in hand on the rest of the strugglers against Middlesbrough on Tuesday.

Swansea remain 15th after their defeat at Bristol City but are just five points clear of trouble in a tightly-packed bottom of the table.

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West Brom's turnaround win at Huddersfield means they're now five points clear of the play-off chasing pack.

The Baggies' 4-1 win has also done their already very healthy goal difference a world of good.

Carlos Corberan's men host Bristol City next week.

Above them? After Leicester drew and Ipswich lost the top four story looks like it will have a few twists and turns before the season is over.

Gary Owers
Former Bristol City midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

It has not been a great few weeks for Bristol City.

It was a very sterile first 45 minutes.

I think they have done enough to deserve this precious three points.

Much needed win, you can feel the release of tension.

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Rob Dickie's record continues and it's a huge win for Bristol City and their under-pressure boss Liam Manning.

A goal from the big centre-back, 17 minutes from time, ends a run of four defeats.

The win lifts City up a place to 13th in the table and nine points above the drop zone, while Swansea - beaten for the first time in four - are still 15th and just five points above the bottom three.

Ed Hadwin
Commentator on BBC Radio Bristol

Unbelievable defensive header from Jason Knight.

He did brilliantly there, serious spring to get up and clear that.

Nervous moments for the home fans as we approach the 90-minute mark.

Two of the Swans' substitutes linked up to create the chance for an equaliser, with Jamal Lowe picking out Brandon Cooper but the latter could only put his effort over the bar.

Four minutes to be added on...

Gary Owers
Former Bristol City midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

Stretching to get there, he puts it over the bar.

He did get a decent connection, but it was always rising over the top away from the goal.

Rob Dickie slipped at the near post.

The good news for Bristol City is that, when Rob Dickie finds the net, they usually go on to win.

Three of the centre-back's four previous goals since he joined the Robins from QPR last summer have resulted in victories - the other was a draw.

Inside the final 10 minutes now and Jason Knight almost wraps the game up with a second for Bristol City.

Tommy Conway sets the midfielder up for a header but he's wide of the target.

That's Conway's final contribution as he goes off, along with Taylor Gardner-Hickman, and Andy King and Nahki Wells come on to try and see this game out for the home side.

Ed Hadwin
Commentator on BBC Radio Bristol

Josh Key will go straight to right-back.

Jamie Paterson gets that ripple of boos and applause from both home and away fans.

Swansea now need to be a bit more front-footed themselves.

If they want to get back into the game they need to force the play a little more.

Well, there won't be any homecoming goal for Swansea's Jamie Paterson - the ex-Bristol City man has just been substituted, along with Kyle Naughton.

Josh Key and Brandon Cooper are on for the Swans as they try to find a way back into this.

Gary Owers
Former Bristol City midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

Finally Ashton Gate can celebrate.

You can see the relief on the players' faces.

They have been threatening the last five minutes.

Short corner comes to Joe Williams.

Downward header past the 'keeper who has no chance.

Fifth goal of the season a decent return from centre-back.

Ed Hadwin
Commentator on BBC Radio Bristol

How has he got the ball over his own bar there?!

From what a couple of yards out if that.

It has to go down as brilliant defending.

How is that not an own goal!?

Tom Gayle
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator at the John Smith's Stadium

Never underestimate the power of a half-time reset.

West Brom made hard work of it, but their expected quality prevailed.

Mikey Johnston continues to argue his case for being the best Championship signing of the January transfer window.

Oh well, if Bristol City fans are scrabbling around for some positives, their team have finally produced a shot at goal - almost three quarters of the way through the game.

It wasn't on target, though. Central defender Rob Dickie is the man who at least has a go with an ambitious attempt following a free-kick.

Swansea are making their first change of the afternoon now, with Jamal Lowe coming on in place of Liam Cullen.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

Town overwhelmed in this second half by the finishing of West Bromich Albion.

They could not cope with a much more committed West Bromich Albion.

The faint boos you hear are from home fans after seeing their team suffer.

Their 15th defeat of the season, but perhaps one of the most bruising.

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

Lives and breathes football does Carlos Corberan, I am sure he would have been fuming after that first-half performance.

Most of the Huddersfield fans have already left, they have gone to have their Mother's Day lunches.

Those Albion fans are on the phone to their Mums saying 'Mum I'll be late, we are going to the pub to celebrate.

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Remarkable turnaround by West Brom against struggling Huddersfield.

The away side were miles off it in a first half where they had no shots and trailed 1-0 at the break thanks to Delano Burgzorg's goal.

However, they were a team transformed in the second half.

Mikey Johnston drew them level before Kyle Bartley gave them the lead with a scruffy goal from a corner.

Okay Yokuslu hammered a 25-yarder in to give the fifth-placed side control and Johnston got his second against a wearied Town backline.

Andre Breitenreiter's side miss the chance to move out of the bottom three and see their goal difference dented.

West Brom? They're five points clear of the play-off chasers.