Three West Brom questions to emerge this week include can Felix Horn Myhre kick on?

West Bromwich Albion have been the comeback kings in their past two games.

The Baggies fought back to defeat Wrexham last week to bounce back from defeats to Wolverhampton Wanderers and Birmingham City.

They went one better against Blackburn Rovers on Saturday, coming back from two down to defeat Tony Mowbray's side 3-2 at The Hawthorns.

Andri Gudjohnsen scored twice inside 12 minutes to have Rovers in command before Barney Stewart pulled one back.

Isaac Price netted from the penalty spot in the 72nd minute to restore parity, before substitute Felix Horn Myhre bagged a dramatic winner in the final minute of normal time.

Here, West Brom News looks at three questions to emerge from the past week at The Hawthorns.

Can Felix Horn Myhre kick on at West Brom?

The Baggies signed Horn Myhre for around £3million from Brann in the summer.

It has been a slow-burner for the attacking midfielder, who has six starts under his belt but has not fully established himself under James Morrison.

But the 27-year-old made a huge contribution against Blackburn, scoring the winner just four minutes after coming off the bench.

Will his winner against Rovers be the turning point to making a more regular impact for Albion?

Has Chris Mepham made the centre-back position his own?

Chris Mepham had not been a regular starter under Morrison, but a couple of shaky incidents for Nat Phillips provided an opportunity.

With Mepham in the line-up, the Baggies have won two on the bounce - albeit having struggled early doors against Rovers.

George Campbell is a lock for one of the centre-back spots, and with Morrison playing a back four there is only room for one another.

Mepham has the shirt at the moment, does he keep it? Or would you bring Phillips can into the XI?

Is James Morrison's proactivity going to be crucial for West Brom?

West Brom were staring down the barrel of defeat in both of their last two games.

But Morrison helped turn the tide in both games with some clever moves off the substitute's bench.

Managers often live and die by their ability to change a game, so is Morrison's proactivity his biggest weapon?

West Brom's back-to-back wins means they are just three points off top spot, and Morrison has certainly earned his plaudits this week.