How many late goals have West Brom conceded and where they could have been in the Championship table will shock fans

But in the final minute of normal time, Boro won it as they cut through Albion to lash in a winner.

It was a gut punch for Albion - but it was a script we have seen play out time and time again this season.

But how many times have Albion conceded late goals, and how much has it cost them?

Since the start of the campaign late goals have hit Albion. In total, after the 70th minute Albion have conceded nine goals.

Against Birmingham City they were pegged back by a Blues equaliser in the 78th minute - while Swansea took all three points with a strike in the 74th minute in their win on New Years Day.

Elsewhere, Derby fired in a winner at The Hawthorns earlier in the season, with six minutes plus added time on the clock.

At Ipswich, Albion gifted the Tractor Boys a winner as Jack Clarke fired home seven minutes from time.

After the 89th minute, it gets even worse.

Against Leicester at home, Albion gave up two points as Nat Phillips turned through his own net in stoppage time. In the recent reverse fixture Leicester's winner also came in added time, after Albion had dominated the Foxes.

At Charlton it was the same story - with the Addicks scoring with virtually the last kick of the game to deny Albion a point.

And then came Boro's 90th minute winner on Friday night.

So how many points has it cost Albion?

In terms of goals conceded after the 70th minute, they have led to Albion dropping ten points. Those ten points would see Albion currently sitting eighth, only outside the play-offs on goal difference.

Goals after the 80th minute have led to Albion dropping eight points. Those eight points would see Albion sitting eleventh in the table.

And in terms of goals after the 89th minute, they have shipped a total of five points. In a tight division, that would see the Baggies currently sitting in 13th place.