Leeds 3 West Brom 1 - Player ratings
See how we rated the Albion players in their final game of the season against Leeds.
Sam Johnstone
He’s had a wonderful season and could yet be crowned player of the year. But just like his team-mates, Johnstone lacked intensity here with the keeper letting Kalvin Phillips’ free-kick go straight through him.
Uncharacteristic error 4
Semi Ajayi
Part of a back three that struggled badly, Ajayi found it tough coping with Leeds’ movement and the pace they got the ball forward.
Struggled 5
Kyle Bartley
The former Leeds man could have scored early on when he met a free-kick from Conor Gallagher. Like Ajayi, he found the going tough overall.
Underwhelming 5
Dara O’Shea
Subbed off in the second half as Albion looked to change system. O’Shea wasn’t happy about it and had a heated exchange with Allardyce. That was understandable, with the youngster having been harshly hooked by the boss on multiple occasions this season.
Frustrated 5
Darnell Furlong
Clattered inside the opening 30 seconds by Liam Cooper, you couldn’t question Furlong’s commitment. But he struggled to impact the game from right wing-back.
Quiet 5
Conor Townsend
Another who gave his all, Townsend was the pick of Albion’s defenders. The wing-back made one or two well-timed challenges. He also played a nice ball to tee up Callum Robinson in the first half.
Well-rounded 6
Okay Yokuslu
He’s been brilliant since he arrived on loan from Celta Vigo. But Yokuslu’s last performance in an Albion shirt was his worst, with the Turkish international giving away a needless penalty.
Poor 4
Conor Gallagher
As always, the Chelsea loanee got around the pitch and broke up play well. He felt he should have had a penalty when tripped in the box. But those appeals were quickly waved away.
Energetic 6
Ainsley Maitland-Niles
Given another opportunity to prove he is a central midfielder, Maitland-Niles didn’t take it in what was a quiet and ineffective display.
Disappointing 4
Matt Phillips
Deployed as central striker, Phillips proved to be Albion’s best player on the day. The 30-year-old carried the ball well, worked really hard and also saw a strike from the edge of the box deflect against the post.
Impressive 7
Callum Robinson
While Robinson and Phillips were a front two when Albion had the ball, without it they were tasked with protecting their wing-back. That meant the Baggies spent a lot of time pegged in. But when he did get on the ball, Robinson looked bright. Also not happy to be subbed.
Bright-ish 6
Substitutes
Hal Robson-Kanu (for O’Shea 60), Grady Diangana (for Robinson 61), Karlan Grant (for Maitland-Niles 83). Subs not used: Button, Peltier, Taylor, Gardner-Hickman, Iroegbunam, Diagne.