Leandro Trossard said Danny Welbeck had all the inspiration he needed for his goal after watching the Belgian fire home in similar fashion earlier in the 3-0 win against Newcastle. The 26-year-old gave Albion the opener their play richly deserved just before half-time with a lovely strike from 20 yards, before Welbeck found the back of the net shortly after the restart from similar distance.
“Danny copied my goal! I like playing alongside him, his experience helps us a lot. The three of us [Trossard, Welbeck and Neal Maupay] click really well up front and it’s going well at the moment and we want it to continue. Neal Maupay acrobatically fired in a third on the night for Albion.
“Every striker wants to score goals, it brings confidence and Neal has had to wait a while to add to his tally. I am pleased that he got to do that.”
The victory marks back-to-back wins for Albion having defeated Southampton 2–1 last Sunday.
“Every time you win a game it's nice, especially when you start stringing them together. We can have a good break now before we return for the final nine games.
Leandro Trossard's excellent effort struck the crossbar in the first half.
“It's a massive win, especially with the performance level and as a team we're delighted to score three. It’s wonderful, it was a really good game for us in every aspect and we can enjoy this one.
“I am really happy, I have been trying to help the team with goals and assists and I am glad that I've been able to do that.
“It's a really nice team to play in when we move the ball like we did.”