West Brom Player Ratings: Baggies Respond with Superb Professional Win
West Bromwich Albion delivered a professional display to seal a crucial victory, responding emphatically after a week of uncertainty. The Baggies showcased their quality across the pitch, earning high marks for their collective effort and individual brilliance.
Goalkeeper and Defence
Max O’Leary was largely untested by the hosts, making one notable save and remaining comfortable with his distribution throughout the match. He earned a solid rating of 7.
Danny Imray continued his eye-catching form with some solid challenges and a proactive approach, always looking to get on the front foot. His lively performance also merited a 7.
Nat Phillips has quietly become a key figure for Albion in recent weeks, improving steadily. In this match, he was rock-solid, used the ball well, and posed a threat in the box, earning an excellent 8.
George Campbell remained solid alongside Phillips, with the duo developing an excellent partnership. Campbell was composed and cool, receiving a rating of 7.
Midfield and Attack
Callum Styles really excelled in this game, building on his status as Albion’s most consistent player this season. From left-back, he was at his best, taking the ball on and making things happen, earning an 8.
Jayson Molumby, playing on the right side of midfield, was a key part of the victory. He moved inside to swarm Preston’s midfield and contributed brilliantly to the second goal, receiving a shift rating of 8.
Alex Mowatt retained his place in the side and stepped up his performance significantly. Displaying poise, vision, and technical ability, he dictated the play and earned an 8.
Ousmane Diakite maintained the high standards he has set recently, contributing to a dominant midfield display with a selfless showing, including all the dirty work. He was rated a 7.
Isaac Price was perhaps his side’s star man, showcasing his best abilities. He was key to the first goal with wonderful skill, making things happen with his creativity and hard work, earning an 8.
Aune Heggebo did not have his day in front of goal but played a crucial role in smartly shifting the ball to Maja for the opener. His fighting display helped Albion win battles, meriting a 7.
Josh Maja was near his best, with an outstanding finish for the first goal and nearly adding a second. He was involved throughout and looked sharp, receiving an 8.
Substitutes
Daryl Dike came on for Heggebo in the 70th minute and made a significant impact with the second goal, earning an 8.
Karlan Grant replaced Maja in the 86th minute, and Ollie Bostock came on for Price in the 89th minute, with both substitutes not rated due to limited time on the pitch.
Unused substitutes included Griffiths (gk), Gilchrist, Taylor, Mepham, Bany, and Sule.
This comprehensive victory highlights West Brom’s resilience and skill, setting a positive tone for the team moving forward.
