'West Brom show durability for promotion race'

By the time Isaac Price drove forward not long after the break to score with some fine precision on Saturday, West Brom had already upped their intensity.Their second-half performance against Millwall had all the hallmarks of a side with the capability of staying in the promotion mix - and Price was too hot for the away side to handle.Any fears of a record fifth goalless draw in a row in the fixture were swatted aside as the Nothern Ireland international took matters into his own hands as the protagonist for another impressive win for the Baggies under James Morrison.West Brom have power. They have a high-quality midfield engine room consisting of the excellent Jayson Molumby and Ousmane Diaikite - the enablers who allow Price and others to thrive.Price has magic in his feet. It doesn't always have an end product, but when it does, it tends to be spectacular. He runs and he runs, getting West Brom up the pitch: a match-winning player that they need fit and firing if they are to be in and amongst the contenders come May.Morrison's own foray into management continues to progress with vigour. Just six defeats in 29 games since he initially stepped into the breach in February tells a story of progress.Saturday's game provided more evidence that he has made West Brom durable and threatening.Key components in a league that may be about to produce one of its most exciting promotion races.Latest West Bromwich Albion news, analysis and fan views