Baggies hit back as woe continues for Terriers

WEST Brom twice came from behind to beat bottom side Huddersfield 4-2 at The Hawthorns.

Two goals in five second-half minutes won it for West Brom, who moved up to fourth place in the table after stretching their unbeaten league start to eight games.

Lewis O’Brien gave the Terriers a 16th-minute lead which was cancelled out by Matt Phillips three minutes later, while Karlan Grant restored their advantage before the interval.

Darrell Furlong headed home to make it 2-2 after 70 minutes.

His mazy solo run teed up Phillips to complete his brace and edge the hosts in front before Semi Ajayi grabbed a fourth.

Leeds’ Achilles heel hurt them once more as the leaders were held 1-1 at home by Derby.

Marcelo Bielsa’s men were as dominant as ever at Elland Road, creating chance after chance while bossing possession, but only having Max Lowe’s 20th-minute own goal to show for their efforts.

Mateusz Klich missed a secondhalf penalty to further hinder the Whites, and Chris Martin made them pay in injury time with Derby’s first meaningful shot.

Preston sit third, 1-0 winners at Birmingham thanks to a 23rdminute Sean Maguire goal.

Nahki Wells scored a double as QPR beat Millwall 2-1 at The Den to go fourth.

The on-loan Burnley man opened the scoring 56 minutes in and, after Shaun Hutchinson levelled in the 71st minute, Wells won it 60 seconds later.

Ben Watson’s strike helped Nottingham Forest beat Barnsley 1-0, while Kevin Stewart’s first goal since May 2015 helped Hull win 3-0 at Luton, with Kamil Grosicki adding a late second and Dan Potts scoring an injury-time own goal.

Adam Armstrong and Bradley Dack scored for Blackburn as they won 2-1 at Reading, Rovers shutting down the comeback that John Swift’s 57th-minute goal threatened to trigger.

Chey Dunkley grabbed a brace as Wigan beat Charlton 2-0, while Garry Monk remains unbeaten as Sheffield Wednesday manager, Atdhe Nuhiu levelling in injury time after Tom Cairney opened the scoring for Fulham in a 1-1 draw in South Yorkshire.

At the foot of the table, Stoke picked up just their second point of the season with a 0-0 draw at Brentford, while Bristol City and Swansea also finished goalless at Ashton Gate – the visitors having Jake Bidwell sent off late on.