Berahino must earn way back in at West Brom – Fletcher

Sessegnon is back in Tony Pulis' plans and scored in his side's 2-1 win over Stoke City on Saturday, months after upsetting his manager by taking a taxi from Newcastle after being left out of the matchday squad.

Berahino needs a similar turnaround at the club, among the substitutes for the ninth straight Premier League game.

Fletcher said the 31-year-old Sessegnon was the perfect example for Berahino, who scored 14 league goals last season.

"Saido is here and a part of a squad and is well-liked," Fletcher said.

"Sess is an example to everyone. The way I always treated it when I wasn't in the team was I took it personally and trained as hard as I could and tried to show the manager and use it as a motivation and a fuel.

"Saido is a great kid who is not in the team right now but he's got to keep his head down because he's a great talent and he's got a number of years to play.

"This might be a good learning experience for him."

Sessegnon's goal at The Hawthorns was cancelled out by Jonathan Walters before Jonny Evans scored a late winner for West Brom.

Fletcher hailed Evans, a former team-mate of his at Manchester United, and said he was surprised the 28-year-old was at West Brom.

"We were very lucky to get Jonny in the first place because he's a top, top player," Fletcher said.

"I was surprised none of the so-called top-four clubs were looking at him because he is top class."