Summer deadline day arrival from Celtic scores his first two goals for the Championship club
West Brom's Irish international Mikey Johnston celebrates after scoring the first of his two goals in the Sky Bet Championship match against Bristol City at the Hawthorns. Photograph: Nigel French/PA WireIreland international Mikey Johnston’s 10-minute double gave West Brom a 2-0 home victory over Bristol City in Sunday’s Championship clash at The Hawthorns.
Centre half Kyle Bartley headed over the bar moments later but the game, being played out in typical wintry conditions with howling wind and driving rain, started slowly – until the hosts’ moment of magic. The visitors almost responded before half-time when Anis Mehmeti’s cross to the back post found the head of Luke McNally but Albion goalkeeper Alex Palmer was equal to his modest effort and punched the ball over the bar.
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