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Highlights: West Brom 4-1 Bristol City
Thursday, November 28th 2019
Watch the key moments from The Hawthorns as the Robins fell to a 4-1 defeat to West Brom, who returned to the top of the Sky Bet Championship.
It all started through an unlikely scorer in Kieran Gibbs, before Matheus Pereira struck a sublime free kick into the top corner to send Slaven Bilic’s side into a comfortable half-time lead.
City started the second half brighter, Ashley Williams seeing a goal ruled out for offside, before Famara Diédhiou halved the deficit with ten minutes to go.
It gave hope to the 1,300 travelling supporters of a late comeback, something City have been known for in recent times, but it was not to be as the Baggies pressed on.
Hal Robson-Kanu swept home West Brom’s third of the night two minutes later, while substitute Charlie Austin rounded off the scores, somewhat fortuitously, with five minutes to go.
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