Bristol City 1-1 West Brom

Bradley Orr struck a last-gasp equaliser to earn City a point at the expense of wasteful West Brom.

Robert Koren marked his first start of the campaign with what looked to be the winner, slotting home from close range after good work by Ishmael Miller.

The goal was no more than they deserved after creating a hatful of chances for Koren and Kevin Phillips to squander.

But with time almost up, Lee Johnson's corner caused panic in the box and Orr fired home from point-blank range.

---

Bristol City manager Gary Johnson:
"It keeps us unbeaten and what an important goal that was. We threw caution to the wind a little bit when we went 1-0 down and it came off for us.

"The boys never say die and that's the attitude they've got at the moment.

"You could see that West Brom are sort of that Premier League-Championship side and you need to take your chances.

"Good players come into the game at some stage, as West Brom did, and we had to hang on in there, so credit to them. That's a massive point."

West Brom manager Tony Mowbray:
"I'm very disappointed. It's an understatement to say I'm a bit disappointed.

"When you get two minutes from the end of the game, 1-0 up, looking comfortable, we're disappointed.

"Credit to Bristol City, they kept going. You've got to give respect for where they are in the league.

"They're not there by accident. They're there by hard work, endeavour and organisation."

---

Bristol City: Basso, Orr, Carey, Fontaine, McAllister (Vasko 84), Brian Wilson (Byfield 77), Johnson, Elliott, McIndoe (Murray 29), Trundle, Sproule.
Subs Not Used: Weale, Skuse.

Booked: Elliott, McAllister, Orr.

Goals: Orr 89.

West Brom: Kiely, Hoefkens, Barnett, Albrechtsen, Robinson, Koren (Pele 88), Chaplow, Gera, Greening, Phillips (Morrison 78), Beattie (Miller 62).
Subs Not Used: Steele, Brunt.

Booked: Miller.

Goals: Koren 74.

Att: 16,571

Ref: Trevor Kettle (Rutland).