West Brom travel to Portman Road to face promotion rivals Ipswich Town in the early Saturday kick-off in the EFL Championship.
The Baggies and the Tractor Boys are live on Sky Sports as two sides battling for promotion clash in Suffolk. One place separates the two sides but Ipswich have an 11-point lead over West Brom ahead of kick-off.
A win for Carlos Corberan's side would narrow that gap whilst a win for Kieran McKenna's men would see them move into the automatic promotion spots albeit for a couple of hours when Southampton and Leeds United play.
Ipswich boast a good home record and have lost just one of their last 30 games in front of their home supporters and that came against Leeds. West Brom's away form in recent weeks doesn't make for good reading as they've lost all three of their matches and have failed to score. Ipswich have lost eight of their last 11 games against West Brom and this will be West Brom's first visit to Portman Road since November 2018, a game in which they won 2-1 thanks to goals from Jay Rodriguez and Harvey Barnes.
Earlier on in the season, West Brom defeated Ipswich 2-0 at The Hawthorn's. Darnell Furlong opened the scoring back in November before Grady Diangana made sure of the victory in the 47th minute.
Both clubs have had players at the Africa Cup of Nations and the Asia Cup over the last month and a bit and WBA will still be without their defender Semi Ajayi. He and Nigeria reached the final where they will play hosts Ivory Coast, and so he'll have to follow West Brom's game whilst he perhaps for international glory.
Iraq were knocked out in the Round of 16 by Jordan at the Asia Cup and so that allowed Ali Al-Hamadi to make his debut against Preston North End last week. Kieffer Moore scored twice on his debut after joining on loan from AFC Bournemouth and so Ipswich have an abundance of attacking options to think about. Here's the latest injury and team news ahead of Saturday afternoon's clash.
9. Cameron Burgess - available
Available for selection after representing Australia at the Asia Cup. Photo: Justin Setterfield
10. Martin Kelly - out
Kelly's injury problems continue. He had been close to a return and was tiped to leave on loan but now is set for another prolonged period on the sidelines. He's out and unable to train for another ten weeks because of a muscle problem. | Getty Images
11. Adam Reach - out
Carlos Corberan said on February 3 that Reach was set to return to training in 10 days to two weeks. His initial absence was meant to be four to six weeks, and so he could be eyeing a return against Southampton. | Getty Images
12. Josh Maja - out
He's expected to miss the rest of the season. He required surgery after suffering damage to his ankle ligaments in December. | Getty Images