Albion came from behind to earn a 1-1 draw in Saturday lunchtime’s Sky Bet Championship clash at Leeds.
Junior Firpo’s opener was cancelled out by an excellent Darnell Furlong header during the first-half, and neither team could grab a winner following the interval.
The Baggies - who are three unbeaten - will now turn their attention to next weekend’s home game against QPR.
Tony Mowbray made two switches in Yorkshire, replacing Semi Ajayi (injured) and Tom Fellows (bench) with Kyle Bartley and John Swift.
And it was Swift who side-footed inches wide inside seven minutes, almost putting the visitors quickly ahead.
Instead, though, table-toppers Leeds raced forward almost immediately and netted via Firpo’s header for 1-0.
But the Baggies were not to be deterred and - after Adam Armstrong saw a finish saved - they grabbed a deserved equaliser before the break. Swift delivered a free-kick to the back-post, and Furlong’s looping header found the far corner to level proceedings up.
United poked and prodded Albion in the early stages of the second period, however Joe Wildsmith comfortably kept out Dan James’ effort and the back-line courageously blocked an Ao Tanaka attempt.
Down the other end, Furlong might have scored again when Johnston crossed to him, yet this time he couldn’t keep his header under the crossbar.
Leeds substitute Mateo Joseph struck the woodwork as the game reached its final 15 minutes, while Mikey Johnston also had an effort well stopped for the brave Baggies.
Both sides battled to try and claim the spoils, but substitute Tom Fellows was denied by a last-ditch challenge on the counter, whilst Leeds' James only hit the side netting with his late shot.
That meant that the Baggies claimed a hard-earned point against their high flying opponents.
Albion: Wildsmith; Furlong, Bartley, Heggem, Styles; Molumby, Mowatt; Price (Fellows 83), Swift (Diangana 69), Johnston (Dike 83); Armstrong (Grant 69).
Substitutes: Griffiths, Holgate, Diakite, Bany, Lankshear.