West Brom: Why Stuart Dallas called Isaac Price 'magic' after Northern Ireland scenes vs Georgia
Isaac Price will be hoping to continue his West Bromwich Albion form while away on international duty with Northern Ireland.
The attacker has had another strong start to the season for Albion, with four goals and an assist already in 10 games.
The 23-year-old has been shifted out to left wing in early games for the Baggies, and helped his side to fifth place in the Championship.
James Morrison has praised Price for his early performances, but will be hoping he comes back unscathed and injury-free.
He featured in Northern Ireland's dramatic 1-0 win over Georgia in the UEFA Nations League on Friday.
Stuart Dallas shared positive words on Price, and no West Brom fan will be surprised by what he had to say.
Stuart Dallas makes 'magic' Isaac Price claim for Northern Ireland
Price played the full game, as it was Shea Charles who scored the pivotal goal for Northern Ireland in the ninth minute of stoppage time.
The West Brom man had three shots in the game, all from outside the box, while he managed to leave with an 86 per cent passing accuracy.
The attacker attempted four dribbles and two crosses, having a 50 per cent success rate in both areas.
Surprisingly, he won six ground duels and 100 per cent of his aerial duels, making four defensive contributions in total.
While speaking at half-time on BBC Two Northern Ireland, former Leeds United man Dallas heaped praise on Price.
He said: "Price is one of those players who can be anonymous for [the] majority of the game but then have that moment of magic. It may just take one moment tonight."
Though he didn't get a goal or an assist, RTE explained how the West Brom star "threatened" all night.
On another day, Price could have had his magic moment, which he so often does for the Baggies.
How James Morrison is now playing a guessing game with Price
The win over Georgia was just the first of four games for Price and Northern Ireland.
Ukraine are up next for the Green and White Army on Monday, and after playing the full match in the win over Georgia, Price could be benched.
Either way, Morrison will be playing a guessing game on how many matches the West Brom forward will start in, including when his last full appearance for Northern Ireland will come.
His nation plays Georgia once again on Monday 5 October, which comes five days before West Brom's return to action against Birmingham City.
If Price were to start against Georgia in the return fixture, it could put his availability in doubt for the Birmingham clash.