BBC Radio 5 Live reporter Adam Cottier on Albion's profligacy almost proving costly at Preston North End.

BBC reporter Adam Cottier argues that West Bromwich Albion must become more clinical in attack to sustain a long-term promotion push. Despite recovering from a deficit to earn a point against Preston at Deepdale, the writer highlights how poor decision-making and a lack of conviction in the final third undermined their dominance.
West Brom held 75% possession in the first half but failed to capitalize before Preston took the lead in the second half. Cottier notes that while James Morrison's side demonstrated admirable resilience to battle back for an equalizer, improving their cutting edge remains essential for their ongoing revival.
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