by a sold-out home crowd, who were well aware that their side had already dropped points late on against Nottingham Forest, Swansea and Derby at Elland Road this season.

And it may well have been the scars of those experiences that encouraged Bielsa to haul off former West Brom player Roberts midway through the second period when his team was being overrun.

By that point, Albion had looked dangerous through Matheus Pereira on multiple occasions, and Leeds perhaps lacked a little security having lost both captain Liam Cooper and midfielder Jamie Shackleton to injury.

As West Brom pushed forward in the closing stages it was in fact the hosts who went closest to doubling their advantage as Helder Costa and Harrison both saw efforts saved by keeper Sam Johnstone.

But Alioski's effort,to fold their clothes themselves — or design a machine that will do that in one of the residence hall's makerspaces.

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Students check in to Tooker House. The vast majority of Tooker House residents are first-year engineering students. The 1,600-student community also features a recreation center with modern student lounges, billiards and ping-pong; a modern fitness center with cardio machines and strength equipment, and a convenience store.

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Mechanical engineering junior Sajana Ratnayake (left) and civil engineering senior Pedro Giorge work in one of two Tooker makerspaces. The spaces provide a collaborative environment where students can work on projects, develop new technologies and have access to tools like 3-D printers and laser cutters. They have video chat, adjustable tables, soundproofing and lockers for