The Baggies are back on their travels on Wednesday night, making the short trip to Coventry City in what will be the club's final game before Christmas (ko 7.45pm).
Albion head into the festive fixture in fine form, taking maximum points (15) from their last five matches.
Carlos Corberán's side recorded a very comfortable 3-0 victory over Rotherham United on Saturday afternoon, a result which lifted them to within five points of the play-off positions with a game in hand.
Hosts Coventry City are two places and one point above the Baggies. Mark Robins' Sky Blues threw away a three-goal lead against Swansea City at the weekend, with the Welsh outfit on target three times in 16 second-half minutes to take away a point.
Follow the game live
Supporters can listen to live audio commentary of Albion's clash with Coventry City on Wednesday night on WBA Radio. Audio passes can be purchased for £2.50 here.
Albion fans outside the United Kingdom can watch the game live on WBA TV. A video match pass is available to purchase for £10 here.
Live updates will also be posted across the club's social media channels throughout the night.
Our opponents
Coventry City will be hoping to claim their first victory since returning to Sky Bet Championship action following the World Cup break on Wednesday night.
The Sky Blues thought they had three early Christmas points wrapped up by the hour-mark on Saturday having taken a 3-0 lead at home to Swansea, only for the Swans to hit back three times and drag a share of the spoils back to south Wales with them.
Coventry had a slow start to the season and were bottom in the early months, but Mark Robins' men managed to put a brilliant run of seven wins from nine games together before the second-tier pause in mid-November, a sequence which pulled them away from the relegation zone and into the middle of the pack.
Robins is fast approaching 300 games in what is his second stint at the club having been reappointed in March 2017 following a maiden spell between September 2012 and February 2013.
The 52-year-old, who turns 53 the day after his side face the Albion, is the longest-serving boss at a club currently playing the second tier and the fourth longest-serving in the whole of the EFL.
From the Albion Archive
Four second-half strikes secured three Championship points against the Sky Blues on a magnificent Monday night in November 2007.
Michael Mifsud was dismissed early on in the opening 45 and Albion went on to score four times after the break. Paul Robinson, Filipe Teixeira (2) and Robert Koren were all on target.
.@Robbo04pr's chip. Iconic. 🍟
— West Bromwich Albion (@WBA) November 12, 2021
Four second-half strikes saw us claim a convincing win at Coventry City #OTD 14 years ago. 🗓 pic.twitter.com/YUTUguk0zN
One for the stattos
The Baggies will be hoping to stretch their unbeaten run at the CBS Arena to six matches on Wednesday.
Albion have won four of their last five trips to the home of the Sky Blues, drawing the other fixture.
The last time Coventry secured a victory at home to the Baggies was in December 2003 when a Johnnie Jackson strike earned a 1-0 triumph at Highfield Road.
Colours for the road
Albion will wear their red third strip at Coventry City in midweek.
Additional information
Albion supporters travelling to the CBS Arena by car on Wednesday can pre-book their parking to avoid hassle.
Train services will be operating between Birmingham and Coventry. However, the line between Coventry station and Coventry Arena station will not be operating, therefore fans are advised to use alternatives to get from Coventry station to the ground.
