West Brom need to dig deep against Fulham and Sheffield United on Tuesday. Two wins would be huge in their bid to stay up but Sam Allardyce’s side have not shown any fluency yet and lady luck may have to play her part to beat Scott Parker’s draw-happy side. Not to mention the Blades, who appear to be much better than their league position dictates. A first win for Fulham since November could bring them to within touching distance of Brighton and Newcastle, who have very tricky fixtures in Tottenham and Everton, respectively. Graham Searles
Saturday 3pm BBC One
Venue The Hawthorns
Last season West Brom 0 Fulham 0 (Championship)
Referee Anthony Taylor
This season G13 Y38 R3 3.15 cards/game
Odds H 5-2 A 13-10 D 9-4
WEST BROM
Subs from Bond, Button, Bartley, Phillips, Grosicki, Austin, Harper, Krovinovic, Edwards, Kipré, Gibbs, Peltier, Diangana, Townsend
Doubtful Diangana (hamstring), Townsend (knee)
Injured None
Suspended None
Discipline Y26 R3
Form DLLWLL
Leading scorer Pereira 4
FULHAM
Subs from Rodak, Fabri, Le Marchand, Ream, Hector, Odoi, Christie, Bryan, Lemina, Onomah, Kebano, Mitrovic, Kamara, Robinson
Doubtful None
Injured Kongolo (thigh, 3 Feb), Cairney (knee, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y39 R3
Form DDDLLD
Leading scorer Decordova-Reid 4