FootyMAD's West Bromwich Albion match preview

Last updated : 21 November 2008 By Footymad Previewer
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History of the Stoke City v West Bromwich Albion fixture

Stoke City prepare to entertain West Bromwich Albion at Britannia Stadium on Saturday afternoon, looking to continue an impressive record. The Potters are clearly on top, having won 34 and lost only 9 of the 62 games.

The most recent encounter between these two sides at Britannia Stadium was less than a year ago, in December 2007, with Stoke City running out comfortable 3-1 winners in a Championship match.

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Recent encounters between the teams:
2007/2008Sat 22 DecStoke City3-1West Brom.CHMP
2007/2008Wed 03 OctWest Brom.1 - 1Stoke CityCHMP
2006/2007Sat 07 AprWest Brom.1 - 3Stoke CityCHMP
2006/2007Sat 25 NovStoke City1 - 0West Brom.CHMP
2003/2004Tue 04 MayStoke City4 - 1West Brom.CHMP
2003/2004Sat 27 SepWest Brom.1 - 0Stoke CityCHMP
1997/1998Tue 13 JanWest Brom.3 - 1Stoke CityFAC

Recent respective form guides

Stoke City have lost just once in their last six home games, winning four and drawing the other one. A total of 9 goals have been scored by the Potters in those games, with 6 conceded.

In complete contrast to Stoke City, West Brom. are having a torrid time on their travels, accumulating just 1 victory and 1 draw from their last six played. The Baggies have conceded 12 goals in these games, and only hit 3 in reply.

Stoke City find themselves struggling down in 15th position in the league having picked up 14 points from their 13 matches. West Brom. find themselves stuck right at the bottom of the division. Their 13 games have yielded only 11 points.

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Current form guides:PWDLFAP
Stoke City63125910
West Brom.60153171

FootyMad's prediction ...

Its good news for Stoke City fans, because, with them being in such great nick at home, I just cannot see any further than an emphatic home win for the Potters. Home win

Sequence statistics:
Stoke City Won 4 successive home games.
6 games since last home draw.
West Brom. Lost each of the previous 3 away matches.
Not won in previous 3 away matches.
An overall losing run of 2 games.
No win in the 6 most recent games.