West Brom came from behind for the sixth game in a row to keep up their unbeaten start with a 4-2 win over basement Huddersfield.
The Baggies trailed twice to Lewis O'Brien's first Terriers goal 15 minutes in, and a smart Karlan Grant finish after Matty Phillips had side-footed in a rapid equaliser.
But the second half was a contrasting affair as the hosts turned on the style to score three goals, with the introduction of Grady Dianagana at the break playing a major part. Darnell Furlong powered in a header from a corner before Phillips completed the turnaround with another placed finish.
And Semi Ajayi then sealed victory three minutes from time, meaning Huddersfield are still looking for their first win since February 26, while the Baggies have now picked up 15 points from losing positions from eight games this season.