Championship promotion hopefuls West Brom score four second-half goals to beat struggling Huddersfield Town.
Mikey Johnston scored twice and Okay Yokuslu netted a long-range thunderbolt in a superb West Bromwich Albion comeback victory at relegation-threatened Huddersfield Town.
But fifth-placed Albion, far from their best during a first half in which they did not have an attempt on goal, returned from the interval a team transformed. Turkey midfielder Yokuslu drilled in powerfully from 25 yards to make it 3-1 and Johnston slipped the ball underneath Lee Nicholls to score his sixth goal in his past seven appearances.It was the first time Albion had scored four times in a single half since a 5-2 home win against Hull City in August 2022.
With nine games remaining, Albion are unlikely to catch any of the teams above them in the Championship - fourth-placed Southampton are 10 points ahead with a game in hand on the Baggies.
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