West Bromwich Albion return to The Hawthorns on Tuesday evening to play host to Cardiff City in the Sky Bet Championship.
Carlos Corberan's men come into this one a little shaken up after conceding late on to draw 2-2 at Ipswich Town on the weekend. USA international striker Daryl Dike suffered what appeared to be another serious Achilles tendon injury during that clash, likely ruling him out for the remainder of the season.
It goes down as a decent point as Ipswich were dominant and deserved something from the game, but the manner of the draw was brutal. Albion have an almost immediate opportunity to respond, though, as a struggling Cardiff side comes to town.
The Bluebirds have won just one of their last five fixtures in all competitions and there have been some heavy defeats, including a 4-0 thumping at Sheffield Wednesday in the Emirates FA Cup. Leeds United dispatched Cardiff 3-0 just a week later, while the last outing ended 2-0 to Preston North End.
West Brom will take confidence from Tuesday's opponents poor form but care must be taken to avoid complacency. A win would move the Baggies up to five points clear in the top six depending on results elsewhere, but a draw or defeat would allow fellow play-off chasers to close the gap.
Corberan has quite the selection headache this midweek, especially in defence, as Kyle Bartley was forced off at Ipswich with a calf issue. Semi Ajayi played in the Africa Cup of Nations final on Sunday, meaning this game will likely come too soon. There are also dilemmas in attack with players in mixed form.
With those decisions considered, here's the Albion lineup we predict will be named against Cardiff.
1. GK - Alex Palmer
Palmer put in an excellent shift to stop Ipswich scoring more than two at the weekend.
2. RB - Darnell Furlong
Furlong, who has improved going forward, has gained great consistency over recent months.
3. CB - Cedric Kipre
Kipre has impressed this season and become one of the first names on the team sheet as a result.
4. CB - Erik Pieters
The experienced Dutchman might have to come in at left centre-half as Kyle Bartley suffered an injury against Ipswich. Semi Ajayi, meanwhile, is a big doubt after playing in the AFCON final on Sunday.