West Bromwich Albion recorded just their third victory of the 2022-23 Championship season after seeing off Blackpool at The Hawthorns on Tuesday night, with a late Okay Yokuslu strike securing Carlos Corberan's first win as head coach.
But the feel-good factor has not returned to the Baggies fanbase just yet, who used part of the match to protest against the ownership of the club.
Hundreds of supporters shined their phone lights in the 12th minute against the Tangerines, in a move engineered by the protest group Action For Albion against owner Guochuan Lai, and in past weeks there has been vocal discontent on the terraces towards Lai and chief executive Ron Gourlay.
The Chinese businessman took control of Albion in 2016 when buying out Jeremy Peace, and has recently received lots of criticism, not only for the appointment of Steve Bruce back in February but a general lack of investment.
Lai has been further criticised for taking out nearly £5 million of the club's money for another one of his businesses, and that is due to be repaid by the end of 2022.
Corberan has commented on the fan protest that took place this week during their win over Blackpool, and believes that whilst the supporters have the right to do what they want, he is hoping improved performances on the pitch will somewhat suppress the current negativity.