Maresca's promising 17 months as a young Albion player ended happily for the Baggies when they banked £4m from his surprise sale to Juventus in January 2000, at a time when the club badly needed the money. Today's Championship action, as it happens Jamie Vardy, who had scored six times in five previous visits to The Hawthorns, was left on the bench as an unused substitute along with the likes of Conor Coady and Harry Souttar as the Foxes showed the true strength of their title-chasing squad. It stretched Leicester's lead on top of the Championship to four points over second-placed Ipswich, ahead of the rest of the afternoon's fixtures.Ĭarlos Corberan's Baggies had won five of their previous six games but for much of this game they were overpowered by the Foxes' overall superiority. Josh Maja's 89th-minute scrambled equaliser looked to have earned the hosts a point - his first goal for the Baggies.īut, with Albion chasing a winner, four minutes into added time, Dewsbury-Hall raced clear down the inside-left channel on a counter-attack before squaring for Harry Winks to slide home just inside the right post, securing a welcome victory after a run of just one win in four games.

Midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall put the Foxes in front with a 71st-minute header from Wilfred Ndidi's right-wing cross. Leicester City boss Enzo Maresca made a winning return to The Hawthorns as the Foxes left it late to beat his old club West Bromwich Albion. Leicester's Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall headed the first goal then set up the injury-time second

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