West Bromwich Albion travel to Wigan Athletic on Tuesday night hoping to secure their first away win the Sky Bet Championship this season (ko 7.45pm).
The Baggies came from two goals down to draw 2-2 at Huddersfield on Saturday afternoon, the club's fourth draw in their opening six league matches.
Hosts Wigan suffered a heavy home beating at the hands of Burnley at the weekend, losing by five goals to one at the DW Stadium.
The Latics, who were promoted to the Championship from Sky Bet League One last term, have collected six points from their five games back in the second tier so far.
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Our opponents
Wigan boss Leam Richardson will want his side to forget all about Saturday's disappointing defeat to Burnley by recording a positive result against the Albion on Tuesday.
The 5-1 setback was the Latics' first league loss of the new campaign, with Richardson's men picking up draws against Preston, Norwich and Bristol City, as well as an away victory at Birmingham City, prior to last weekend's poor result on home soil.
Richardson, a former player for Bolton, Notts County, Blackpool and Accrington Stanley, had a spell as the club's caretaker boss before being handed the position permanently after John Sheridan's departure in November 2020.
The 42-year-old helped guide Wigan back to the second tier as Sky Bet League One champions last term, winning 92 points and scoring 82 goals.
Tuesday's hosts will be satisfied with their start to the season, but as previously stated, the Latics will be determined to avoid a second home defeat in four days when Steve Bruce's men come to town.
From the Albion Archive
The Baggies won 2-1 at Wigan in the Premier League in November 2012.
James Morrison headed the Albion in front before Gary Caldwell turned the ball into his own net to make it 2-0 to the visitors.
Arouna Kone pulled one back for the Latics but the Baggies held on to claim three points on the road.
One for the stattos
Albion have conceded exactly one goal in each of their last five visits to the DW Stadium.
The Baggies have won just one of those five matches - a 2-1 triumph in November 2012.
Colours for the road
Albion will wear their green and yellow away strip for the trip to Wigan on Tuesday night.
It will be the third time Steve Bruce's side have worn their second kit, following appearances in it at Middlesbrough on the opening day and then Blackburn Rovers earlier in August.
