Two minutes added on at the end of this first half.

Wow, what a bit of skill this is from Burnley's Jacob Bruun Larsen on the left.

He brings it down over his shoulder with a lovely first touch and then flicks it over the Albion defender in the box.

Bruun Larsen then cuts it back for Aaron Ramsey but his shot is well blocked by Nat Phillips.

David Unsworth
Former Burnley and Everton defender on BBC Radio Lancashire

Edwards drops the shoulder, whips the ball and and Larsen comes in at the far post. He does everything right, he's so unlucky.

He's had a decent half.

Isaac Price gets into a decent shooting position for Albion but doesn't get hold of it and it's straight at Max Weiss in the Burnley goal.

And then the Clarets go straight up the other end and Marcus Edwards cuts in and crosses to Jacob Bruun Larsen at the back post.

Bruun Larsen gets in front of his man and tries to slot it in the corner but it just comes out off the post.

Harry Whitwell tries to feed an eye of a needle pass in the box for Albion but Burnley midfielder Jacob Bruun Larsen reads it very well to cut it out.

Almost a perfect through ball by the 20-year-old.

West Brom continue to play nice football in the build-up and there are moments of promising link-up, but Burnley just manage to nick it away as the hosts break forward.

Albion have had nearly 60% possession in this first half.

Jimmy-Jay Morgan brings it down nicely out of the air in a promising position high up for Albion.

But then there are groans of frustration from the home support as the flag goes up for offside.

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

Jimmy-Jay Morgan did brilliantly there to let the ball run by him.

What this Albion side do very well is break very quickly, they've got pace up front and it's great to see.

West Brom skipper George Campbell goes into the book for pulling back Burnley striker Armando Broja on halfway.

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Good chance for West Brom but Burnley just about survive.

Great football down the right by the home side and it comes across the box from Felix Horn Myhre.

Jimmy-Jay Morgan lets it go for Isaac Price who is racing into the box to meet it but his effort is well blocked by Josh Laurent.

The answer is no.

Marcus Edwards goes short and then gets it back from the corner before swinging it towards the back post... but it's over everyone and out of play for a goal-kick to Albion.

Burnley win a corner on the right. Can they threaten from this set piece?

Here come West Brom again, probing high up the pitch.

But they lose possession and then give away a free-kick on Armando Broja and Burnley can breathe again. For now.

David Unsworth
Former Burnley and Everton defender on BBC Radio Lancashire

I think West Brom have dominated, they're edging it since the good start from Burnley.

Burnley will be disappointed with the West Brom goal and the softness of it.

Aaron Ramsey's just not got into the game. If he's to play in this position he's got to do better. There are flashes, there are moments, but you just want him to do better.

Burnley will want to try and wrestle back some control of this game.

They're just starting to knock it about once more but the move eventually breaks down.

The first yellow card of the game goes to Burnley's Oliver Sonne as he pulls back Albion's Isaac Price inside the Baggies' half.

The clock ticks past 25 minutes and a round of applause rings around The Hawthorns as the fans pay tribute to former Albion midfielder Quevin Castro who died during a game yesterday, aged just 25.

Jimmy-Jay Morgan pokes in from close range for West Brom but the flag had gone up long before for an offside in the build-up.

You have to say, West Brom have recovered very well from going behind.

They've dominated most of the ball since then and got themselves a leveller to show for it.

But Burnley do look dangerous when they come forward.

An intriguing watch.

Burnley are straight on the attack after conceding and Armando Broja does well to bring a long ball forward down out of the sky.

He spins quickly on the right edge of the area and gets a shot away but the backtracking Albion goalkeeper Max O'Leary does well to get down to his left to make the save.

O'Leary had a decent game at Carrow Road last weekend as well.