George Campbell's 26th-minute header proved decisive as West Bromwich Albion secured a crucial 1-0 victory over Bristol City at Ashton Gate. The former defender met Callum Styles' corner with a powerful far-post header that crossed the line despite desperate home defense attempts to clear.

West Brom's travelling supporters, who filled the away end, witnessed their team defend their lead with composure against a Robins side whose season has fizzled out. The Baggies looked hungrier throughout, with Josh Maja forcing an early save and Jayson Molumby twice going close after Campbell's goal. Bristol City's best chance came when Mark Sykes headed Tomi Horvat's corner straight at goalkeeper Josh Griffiths.

Bristol City fans vented their frustration with chants of 'sack the board' as their team's play-off push collapsed. Gerhard Struber's triple substitution at halftime failed to spark a revival, with Ross McCrorie's second-half drive representing their only serious threat. The result eases West Brom's relegation fears while leaving Bristol City to reflect on what might have been in a season that promised much but delivered disappointment.