West Brom were left frustrated after Manchester United equalised for a second time late on to take a 2-2 draw from The Hawthorns.
United dominated possession for long spells but West Brom could have argued they were the better side going forward as they twice led, first through Stephane Sessegnon and then Saido Berahino in the 66th minute.
Marouane Fellaini -- a half-time substitute -- had cancelled out the first but it was Daley Blind who broke Baggies hearts with his 88th minute strike salvaging a point for Louis van Gaal's side.
"Definitely [disappointed],'' Berahino said on Sky Sports 1. "I thought we did really well to get that second goal and it's a shame we could not hold on in the end.''
While the result was disappointing, it was yet another goal for Berahino who is up to six in the league already this season.
"I felt like today I was focused and when that chance came I backed myself to take it and I was happy it went in today,'' he said. "I'm just enjoying my football, letting my football do the talking. If the goals keep coming that's great that I'm contributing to the team.''
Despite their disappointment at conceding late on, Craig Dawson said West Brom would be able to take the positives out of the performance.
"It was a great team performance,'' he said. "It was very difficult. They are a great side with great players. The team played very well and we need to take that to the next game. We can take positives from it and move on to the weekend.''