A great performance from the Baggies all round as we secured a win on Sunday afternoon in the South Coast as we go top of the Sky Bet Championship with a 3-0 win over Portsmouth.
A early start for me as I made it on the coach from Dudley all the way down to Portsmouth to see the Baggies in action alongside over 2,000 fans.
We got off to the best of starts after 53 seconds where Tom Fellows cut out a perfect pass onto Josh Maja to strike his 5th league goal of the season and get us ahead at Fratton Park.
Tom Fellows then nearly scored right after, side-footing just wide, before Portsmouth had a great spell where they wasted a few openings. The Baggies had the best chance to double their lead come 10 minutes before half time where Maja nodded after a Fellows cross that came just off the line where it was close to being 2-0.
Right after the second half a few minutes in allowed Alex Mowatt to pick up the ball and curl a wonderful strike into the back of the net to double the scoreline at 2-0.
In the main the game was much quieter during the second period, apart from a rapturous ovation from the travelling supporters as Johnston made his (second) debut towards the end.
The game was much quieter in the second period of the second half with both sides after a number of chances and a few injury breaks there was a ovation from the Baggies fans as Mikey Johnston made his debut since joining Celtic on a permanent deal last month.
Late in injury time, Alex Mowatt made it his second through a free-kick to round off a fanastic game and result at Fratton Park.