West Bromwich Albion vs Norwich City
Match pulse
WBAAttacking pressure by 5 minutes
| Team | 1H | 2H | T |
|---|---|---|---|
| WBA | 0 | 1 | 1 |
| NOR | 1 | 1 | 2 |
Who won: Norwich City 2-1
Norwich City beat West Bromwich Albion 2-1 on Saturday, January 28, 2012 at The Hawthorns. Goals for West Brom: Marc-Antoine Fortuné (54'). Goals for Norwich City: Grant Holt (35') and Simeon Jackson (85').
Play by play
- 90'+5'
Throw-in: Russell Martin takes it (Defending)
- 90'+4'
Jed Steer takes a direct freekick with his left foot from his own half. Outcome: open play
- 90'+4'
Shane Long commits a foul on Daniel Ayala resulting on a free kick for Norwich City
- 90'+4'
Gareth McAuley clears the ball from danger.
- 90'+4'
Simeon Jackson crosses the ball. Outcome: clearance
- 90'+3'
Russell Martin clears the ball from danger.
- 90'+3'
Gabriel Sebastian Tamas crosses the ball. Outcome: clearance
- 90'+2'
Throw-in: Joe Mattock takes it (Defending)
- 90'+2'
Jed Steer makes a very good save (Catch)
- 90'+2'
Gabriel Sebastian Tamas hits a good right footed shot. Outcome: save
- 90'+1'
Jed Steer makes a very good save (Catch)
- 90'+1'
Gareth McAuley hits a good left footed shot. Outcome: save
- 90'+1'
Ben Foster makes a very good save (Feet)
- End of the game
- The referee has signaled the end of the second half
- 90'
Simeon Jackson drills a good right footed shot. Outcome: save
- 90'
Adam Drury takes a direct freekick with his left foot from his own half. Outcome: open play
- 90'
Gareth McAuley commits a foul on Aaron Wilbraham resulting on a free kick for Norwich City
- 89'
Adam Drury clears the ball from danger.
- 89'
James Morrison crosses the ball. Outcome: clearance
- 89'
Jed Steer makes a very good save (Parry)
- 89'
Shane Long hits a good header. Outcome: save
- 88'
Graham Dorrans takes the corner kick from the right byline with his right foot and hits an outswinger to the far post, resulting in: shot
- 88'
Throw-in: Gabriel Sebastian Tamas takes it (Attacking)
- 87'
Ben Foster takes a direct freekick with his left foot from his own half. Outcome: open play