West Brom 2-2 Newcastle: Jonny Evans scores late own goal after Ciaran Clark nets to ensure Magpies secure unlikely draw from two goals behind

Daily Mail | November 28, 2017

West Brom were held to an enthralling 2-2 draw with Newcastle on Tuesday night in the Premier League.

Hal Robson-Kanu opened the scoring for the Baggies on the stroke of half time with a close range header before Sam Field doubled their lead on 56 minutes.

Ciaran Clark pulled a goal back for Rafa Benitez's Newcastle side just two minutes later to ensure a nervy ending and with seven minutes of normal time left, Jonny Evans deflected the ball into his own net.

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Jonjo Shelvey celebrates after Newcastle came from two goals behind to ensure a 2-2 draw against West Brom

Newcastle players celebrate in front of their jubilant fans after Matt Ritchie's free-kick was deflected into the West Brom net

Jonny Evans deflected the ball into his own net to ensure Newcastle secured an unlikely draw in the dying stages

West Brom players pictured looking dejected after letting the visitors back into the game and dropping two points

Ciaran Clark scored for Newcastle to make it 2-1 just two minutes after Sam Field extended the home side's lead

Clark pictured heading home for the Magpies past Ben Foster in the 58th minute to ensure a nervy ending at the Hawthorns

The Republic of Ireland defender started an unlikely comeback for the struggling Magpies against West Bromu00a0 — The Republic of Ireland defender started an unlikely comeback for the struggling Magpies against West Brom

19-year-old English midfielder Sam Field doubled West Brom's advantage 11 minutes into the second periodu00a0 — 19-year-old English midfielder Sam Field doubled West Brom's advantage 11 minutes into the second period

Field is mobbed by his West Brom team-mates in front of the jubilant home supporters on Tuesday night against Newcastle

Field is congratulated by fellow goalscorer Hal Robson-Kanu in the second half of the tight Premier League encounter

Robson-Kanu put managerless West Brom ahead on the stroke of half time with a header from close range

The 28-year-old Welsh striker celebrates scoring the opening goal with Baggies team-mate Jake Livermoreu00a0 — The 28-year-old Welsh striker celebrates scoring the opening goal with Baggies team-mate Jake Livermore

Robson-Kanu pictured heading the ball past Newcastle goalkeeper Karl Darlow during first-half stoppage time

Darlow kicks the post while Robson-Kanu wheels off to celebrate with his team-mates right at the end of the first period

This is how Hal Robson-Kanu opened the scoring for West Brom on Tuesday. CLICK HERE to find out more from our brilliant MATCH ZONE. — This is how Hal Robson-Kanu opened the scoring for West Brom on Tuesday.