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Published 22:47 13 Feb 2016 GMT
Updated 22:47 13 Feb 2016 GMT

Baggies' boss Tony Pulis told the media following the game that he would have words with McClean about the incident, after he had looked at it thoroughly.
"Whether that is true, there are other things going on with the crowd. If James has got involved, I will speak to him."
Pulis also had a water bottle thrown in his direction, although it missed his feet.
"I have had worse thrown in my direction," he added, playing the incident down.
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