West Brom player ratings vs Leicester City as three score 7/10 and two score 4/10 amid last-gasp collapse

West Brom came off second best in an ultra-tight clash with leaders Leicester City on Saturday afternoon after an unthinkable defensive miscalculation from the Baggies, and perhaps more specifically, Carlos Corberan. Harry Winks secured all three points for the visitors with a goal deep in stoppage time to make it 2-1.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall put the Foxes in front, perfectly timing a run into the box to head home from close range in the 72nd minute. The Baggies struggled to create chances all afternoon in an ultra-tight all-Midlands clash, but just one minute from time, Semi Ajayi flicked on a ball into the box to find substitute Maja, who managed to stab home from close range to take a point.

That should have been enough, but three minutes into stoppage time, West Brom committed far too many bodies into the box for a long throw and it only took a clearance and one pass to bypass the one defender Carlos Corberan left back, setting Dewsbury-Hall through on goal with 50 yards to run. The Foxes midfielder squared for Winks, who stretched to tap home with his first touch.

This one felt like a huge missed opportunity for West Brom, who shot themselves in the foot by irresponsibly going for the winner in the way they did. Here we rate the performances of the Baggies players from the tough-to-take defeat.