West Bromwich Albion will aim to replicate their excellent display from last weekend’s win over Middlesbrough when they take on Hull City on Friday night. The Baggies produced one of their best performances under Carlos Corberan to beat the Championship’s most in-form side at The Hawthorns on Saturday.
Daryl Dike grabbed a brace within the space of two minutes to secure victory for Albion, picking up his second and third goals at The Hawthorns in the process. The Baggies held out with minimal fuss, with Josh Griffiths only being forced to make a single save of note as he denied Isiah Jones a consolation goal with a sprawling save in added time.
Hosts Hull sit five places above West Brom in the second-tier table, having not won any of their last four matches in the league. They lost their last game when in-form Bristol City beat them 1-0 and Liam Rosenior’s men haven’t scored in either of their previous two matches.
Albion remain six points away from the play-off positions despite their triumphant win last Saturday but continue to be positive about their chances after that good showing. With just 13 games left of the campaign to go, they must string a run of form similar to the beginning of Corberan’s reign if they are to make the top six.
Corberan seemed to pick the right combination of players to achieve a good result against Boro; here’s what we think he might opt for on Friday.

9. CAM: John Swift
Dictated Albion’s good attacking performance last weekend and had a hand in both goals, it’s essential Corberan keeps him in his preferred position to keep these types of showings consistent. | Getty Images

10. RM: Jed Wallace
Assisted the Baggies’ opener and was industrious down the right flank with some dangerous crossing, and will continue to be a regular starter under Corberan. | Getty Images

11. LM: Marc Albrighton
Looked promising off the bench against Middlesbrough with some threatening crosses, it’s a big chance for him to stake a claim for that spot as Grady Diangana is injured.. | Getty Images

12. ST: Daryl Dike
Last weekend’s brace-scoring hero. Dike has claimed the starting striker spot from Brandon Thomas-Asante, for now at least. | Getty Images