West Brom comment: The Albion attacking puzzle Ryan Mason needs to solve - despite solid Championship start
West Brom return after the second international break on Saturday - sitting just outside the play-offs following the first nine games of the Championship season.
Ryan Mason has enjoyed a steady start to life in the Albion hotseat - with their early season form of three wins from four games coming before a slight dip in recent weeks.
In their last five outings, Albion have lost three with their only victory coming in the form of a battling win on the road at Norwich City.
They looked to have all three points sewn up against relegated Leicester City - but after spurning a host of second half chances, the Foxes struck at the death to earn a point.
Out of their first nine games, Mason's men have picked up four victories and for the majority of the time have had a tight backline that has conceded just ten goals so far.
However, the goals for column has been a bit of a stumbling block for Albion. They have netted just nine goals in the first nine games, with only one player in Isaac Price scoring over three goals.
It is a slight conundrum that Albion and Mason face as they head back after the break - with a tricky home game with Preston North End up first.
Jonny Drury looks at Albion's lack of goals, certainly at home, and how Mason may go about fixing it:
A formation change
