Jayson Molumby Double Seals West Brom Comeback at Stoke

West Brom came back from one goal down to beat Stoke and take an important step towards the play-offs. Jayson Molumby scored twice during a second-half comeback and sealed Albion's success to stay within two points of the top six with one game left to play.

Albion had taken the lead through Jacob Brown on half-hour, but following an ineffective start from Albion Stoke deservedly took control with an impressive counterattack move to take the advantage.

Jacob Brown’s first-half opener

Stoke City made their move out of the relegation zone this season after Jacob Brown scored to give them a 1-0 home win against Luton Town, moving them from seventh in the Championship table into fifth. His goal sent them onto five wins in all.

Jacob Brown scored with an early header past Alex Palmer - in his return from injury - before West Brom rallied via two goals from Jayson Molumby that breathed new life into Carlos Corberan's play-off push at bet365 Stadium.

The Baggies have won three of their last four matches and have moved two points away from play-off contention with one game left to play, under Corberan's leadership. Tomorrow afternoon at bet365 Stadium they face playoff-chasing Stoke City who hope to keep up their unbeaten run when they come up against them in another showdown for play-off positioning.

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John Swift’s first-half goal

West Brom have produced an amazing comeback victory at Stoke City to revive their Championship promotion challenge and give new life to Jayson Molumby's Republic of Ireland midfielder Jayson Molumby's scoring on two separate occasions in 10 second-half minutes to cancel out Jacob Brown's opener and secure Albion's success - closing within two points of play-off places with five games still remaining!

Carlos Corberan's men recorded their first away victory since January - a massive win that put them within five points of sixth spot with one game left to play. Unfortunately, Daryl Dike suffered an Achilles injury late on that will prevent further playing time; Grady Diangana, Dara O'Shea and Matt Phillips will also likely sit this one out.

Corberan was rightly proud of the Baggies' impressive comeback against an early first-half lead - marking their first time under him to do so - which saw them battle back from that initial lead and take control of the second half.

Molumby’s first-half goal

Carlos Corberan was thrilled with the players' mental toughness as West Brom came back from being one goal down against Stoke and secured their second home win of 2018. Jacob Brown headed past Alex Palmer early on but Jayson Molumby scored twice to seal a crucial win for West Brom's visitors.

Albion were much improved after their performance in the opening half, and all 2,500 travelling fans at Stoke were on their feet when Molumby scored his second. He sent in a cross to Daryl Dike who expertly met it with his first-time finish to seal victory for Albion.

West Brom have given themselves a chance of breaking back into the play-offs despite an injury-hit squad after winning on their travels at Luton. Their first away victory since January 14 now puts them just two points away with one game left to play against Blackburn Rovers and Millwall who both failed to secure victories at home this weekend.

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Molumby’s second-half goal

Carlos Corberan's Baggies battled back from an initial first-half deficit to secure their first away victory since January 14 and remain alive in their promotion hopes. Jayson Molumby scored twice within 10 minutes to seal victory for Carlos Corberan and Jayson Molumby made an impactful comeback following injury by scoring twice within that span to seal it all for them.

Once introduced at half-time, former Millwall midfielder James Foley immediately made an impressionful mark in Stoke City's area and scored twice to send Albion fans into a frenzy. One was via penalty kick after Luke O'Nien had been brought down by Ben Wilmot.

After this point, Stoke were unable to create any chances while the Baggies ramped up pressure with Townsend volleying his first-time effort wide and Phillips being denied by Anthony Patterson after Swift's low cross had been cleared away. Rogic made Anthony Patterson work by firing long range against Patterson while Molumby hit the bar with a powerful free-kick attempt with 20 minutes remaining.

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