Albion produced another impressive team effort to beat Leeds.
But this is how they rated on an individual basis.
ROBERT SANCHEZ 8/10
Made one save as he stood up to block a shot but his work on crosses was what stood out from another sound display and clean sheet.
JOEL VELTMAN 8/10
If we keep singing his praises, how can be the unsung star of this team? Just so consistent in defence and can use the ball adeptly.
LEWIS DUNK 8/10
A brave header as he was whacked in the face set up a chance for Webster but this was mainly all about rock solid defensive work.
ADAM WEBSTER 8/10
Will be well aware he should have scored with a header, which was the best of three first-half chances. Did his primary job of defending and playing out well and spread play cleverly on occasion.
PERVIS ESTUPINAN 7/10
An eye-catching full debut, to say the least. Produced some thrilling stuff down his side, looked very skilful on the ball and produced a couple of good interceptions. Also played a part in the goal. But his performance level dropped as he tired and it was the right time to take him off. Still, an exciting addition.
ALEXIS MAC ALLISTER 8/10
Continues to revel in this midfield role which sees him win the ball, use it economically and get others moving.
MOISES CAICEDO 8/10
If Mac stays back, he can go forward – as he proved when he played his part on the goal. So athletic and does a lot of good work around the pitch.
SOLLY MARCH 7/10
A dangerous outlet down the right with just that final touch missing. His work this time was more about attacking than defending.
PASCAL GROSS 9/10
Produced the expert finish having twice brilliantly created chances which should have been buried. His progressive passing was a delight to watch on various occasions. A vintage Gross display – even without a Cruyff turn for once.
LEANDRO TROSSARD 7/10
Tempting to say he was below his best and had a frustrating afternoon, which is largely true. But he often attracted defenders and used that to help the ball on for the goal – and his first-half ball out to March rivalled Gross for pass of the match.
DANNY WELBECK 8/10
Continues to be the focal point of the attack. That was best illustrated on the goal but there’s a bit of Welbeck graft early in many of the Albion moves which make the highlights.
SUBS - TARIQ LAMPTEY 7/10
Looked lively on the right.
ENOCK MWEPU 6/10
Held the fort as frontman in the closing sages.
LEVI COLWILL N/A
A decent job as he helped protect the lead.
KAORU MITOMA N/A
Not much chance to dazzle but some really valuable bits and pieces to help see the job through.
JAN PAUL VAN HECKE N/A
A handy late insurance policy as Leeds got men and the ball forward.
