After another glut of goals at the Hawthorns on Tuesday evening, Baggies fans will be hoping for another high scoring encounter on Saturday as Neil Harris’s Millwall side are the visitors looking for only their second league win of the season. The hosts, meanwhile, will be looking to make it six home wins on the… Continue reading Albion look to make it six in a row at the Hawthorns
I doubt that any Albion fans really thought that this season would see a straightforward return to Premier League, and Friday’s performance at Birmingham was yet more proof that Moore’s team are yet capable of mounting a serious challenge for the top two despite a run of decent results.
Championship football returns on Friday evening with a televised fixture at St Andrew’s between Birmingham City and West Bromwich Albion. Blues are still looking for their first win of the season having drawn four and lost two of their opening half dozen league games, and also lost to Reading in the Carabao Cup.
Albion face pre-season promotion favourites, Stoke City, at the Hawthorns on Saturday sitting higher in the table than the Potters notwithstanding what can be best described as a mixed start to the season. And with them are three former Baggies all with a point to prove.
After what was a disappointing result on Teesside on Friday evening, Albion welcome Mansfield Town to the Hawthorns on Tuesday evening for a second round tie in the Carabao Cup.
Darren Moore takes his Albion side to Teesside on Friday evening for an early top-of-the table clash against the team managed by former Baggies’ boss, Tony Pulis, in what is Albion’s second televised fixture of the season.