Tom Rogic got off the mark for West Brom as the Celtic star netted a stunner in a comeback win over Sunderland.
The Hoops hero departed Parkhead in the summer after a trophy-laden stay in Glasgow for a new challenge. After a couple of months out in the wilderness, the midfielder put pen to paper at the Hawthorns as he took on a new challenge at the English Championship side. He missed out on a spot in Australia's World Cup squad due to a lack of first-team action in the build-up to the finals but he showed no signs of disappointment with a goal witnessed over the years by Celts fans.
His new side were trailing with 20 minutes to play before a cross into the box was played into the path of Rogic and he made no mistake as he superbly arrowed his effort into the bottom corner, leaving Anthony Patterson in the Black Cats goal helpless. That strike sparked the visitors into life and they grabbed the winner 12 minutes later to secure a huge three points on the road. The result lifted Rogic and Co into 17th spot on 26 points and out of the relegation places.
