Considering there's a lack of sport today thanks to Storm Ciara, that match did not disappoint and more than made up for the lack of fixtures!

West Brom certainly look like a force to be reckoned with this season and they were good value for their win.

Meanwhile, Millwall gave Albion plenty to think about and showed why they have such an enviable home record so far this season.

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Here's a reminder of what the top of the Championship looks like following West Brom's win against Millwall.

Just nine points separate the top six, with West Brom going four points clear courtesy of their victory.

West Brom midfielder Jake Livermore told Sky Sports:

"The boys have done fantastic today. We're delighted with the result but the performance I was more than happy with.

"I thought we were excellent all over the park today.

"It's a great league, there's no easy places to come and this was difficult today. It's another test we've overcome."

West Brom midfielder Filip Krovinovic told Sky Sports:

"[On his goal]] It's my second goal for the club. Hopefully the start of many. It was important and a big victory.

"We are top with more points which is very good.

"[On the conditions] It was difficult, it's the worst weather this season but we deserved to win in every aspect and we deserve to be top of the table and I hope we can continue."

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The travelling West Brom supporters give a massive roar as the final whistle is blown.

Slaven Bilic's side have pulled off a superb victory in unenviable conditions at The Den to take three points back to the Black Country and extend their lead at the Championship summit to four points.

Millwall, to their credit, have been difficult to break down but they've been bested by a fine side this afternoon.

Hal Robson-Kanu is replaced by Charlie Austin as the hosts make their final change of the afternoon.

Dara O'Shea and Jon Dadi Bodvarsson go into the book in the aftermath of a row in the box in the build up a Millwall corner.

That corner, incidentally, is quickly cleared and West Brom break upfield and a shot is worked away that rolls wide.

Jed Wallace draws a tremendous diving save from West Brom keeper Sam Johnstone from a free-kick in a dangerous area.

Four minutes of time has been added on.

Kamil Grosicki is playing havoc for Millwall on the left flank and another West Brom break sees the hosts scramble to deny him getting a shot at goal.

A corner for the visitors follows and, yet again, the ball struggles to stay still on the spot before it's taken.

Eventually it's worked into the box and it bobbles to the far post and Millwall get it away.

That should have wrapped up a huge three points for West Brom, who look certain to go four points ahead of second-placed Leeds United at the top of the Championship.

How important will this performance be come the end of the season?

West Brom win their seventh corner of the afternoon and it sails into the box and out for a Millwall goal kick.

The visitors could do with another goal to finish this game off.

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10 minutes remain and Filip Krovinovic's first-half strike is all that separates these two sides.

Can Millwall spoil the West Brom party?

Jed Wallace works onto a Millwall tee-up just outside the West Brom box.

He's onside and unmarked, and scrambles to quickly get a shot away but it's well dealt with by Albion keeper Sam Johnstone.

West Brom make another change as Matheus Pereira comes off for Matt Phillips.

Meanwhile Tom Bradshaw comes on in place of Shaun Williams for Millwall.

As it stands, Albion are going four points clear of second-placed Leeds at the top of the Championship table.

Jed Wallace stands over a Millwall free-kick on the left wing.

The wind is behind him and he fires it in towards the far post and West Brom keeper Sam Johnstone - who's had little to do of late - punches it clear.

Just over 15 minutes of normal time remain. Can Millwall get themselves back on level terms?

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Kamil Grosicki has done well so far during his first West Brom appearance as he puts in a lovely ball into the Millwall box.

Hal Robson-Kanu turns and shoots and sees his effort blocked but it falls to Matheus Pereira who fires wide.

Grosicki then makes a run into the box again and can't quite get a shot on target.

Ryan Woods puts a high arm in on West Brom's Matheus Pereira and the visitors win a free-kick.

It sails into the Millwall box and the visitors win a corner. Yet again, the ball just will not stay still as Albion try to take it.

Eventually it's taken and Millwall clear it without too much of a struggle.

The league leaders make their first change of the match.

Deadline day signing Kamil Grosicki comes on for his West Brom debut as he replaces Callum Robinson.

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West Brom win another corner and, once again, the ball won't stay still.

It's taken quickly and is headed over the bar by Kyle Bartley. At the other end, Millwall win a corner of their own and eventually the visitors win back possession.

End to end stuff, this!

A quickfire West Brom break following Jed Wallace's free-kick sees them work through to the Millwall box.

Matheus Pereira can't work a shot away and it's well blocked.

Meanwhile, Millwall make a double change as Matt Smith and Aiden O'Brien make way for Connor Mahoney and Jon Dadi Bodvarsson.