'Stand up and take responsibility': West Brom talking points from midweek Southampton defeat
Pressure on Ryan Mason continues from the Albion supporters - after they watched their side suffer a seventh straight defeat on the road.
Having gift wrapped Southampton three goals in the first half - they showed some fight in the second half with goals from Karlan Grant and Nat Phillips putting them back in the game.
Samuel Iling-Junior then missed a big late chance to snatch an unlikely point.
Jonny Drury brings you some of his talking points from the game:
Strange selections
For the second straight game, Mason has made a questionable selection.
As much as it would have been the right decision - he was never going to bring Josh Griffiths back in for Joe Wildsmith.
It wasn’t going to happen so soon - but he should have done. That is now six goals shipped in two games.
But elsewhere, decisions looked very strange. Ousmane Diakite for Jayson Molumby, but Iling-Junior for Mikey Johnston was even stranger.
Yes it is a three game week, but not playing Johnston just smashes any creativity Albion have. Everything goes through him.
It was five changes on Saturday and four tonight. It looks a little desperate from Mason.
