Both clubs have already benefited this season from their hardline stances over Saido Berahino and John Stones and the pair may be influential to their team’s chances at The Hawthorns, providing the Everton defender recovers from a knee injury in time. Tony Pulis has had notable success in stifling Roberto Martínez’s tactics in the past and the Everton manager believes his team are facing “one of the best defensive units in the Premier League”. Everton’s defensive record is not too shabby away from home this season – they are yet to concede on the road in the Premier League. Andy Hunter
Kick-off Monday 8pm
Venue The Hawthorns
Last season West Bromwich Albion 0 Everton 2
Live Sky Sports 1
Referee Robert Madley
This season G4, Y12, R1, 3.50 cards per game
Odds H 2-1 A 7-5 D 9-4
West Bromwich Albion
Subs from Lindegaard, Olsson, Gnabry, Chester, Gardner, Anichebe, Pocognoli, Gamboa, Lambert, McManaman, Nabi, Sessègnon, Jones
Doubtful None
Injured Foster (knee, Jan)
Suspended None
Form LDLWDW
Discipline Y16 R0
Leading scorer Morrison 2
Everton
Subs from Robles, Stanek, Gibson, McGeady, Oviedo, Koné, Lennon, Besic, Osman, Funes Mori, Browning, Júnior
Doubtful Coleman (hamstring), Oviedo (knee), Besic (hamstring), Stones (knee)
Injured Cleverley (ankle, 31 Oct), Baines (ankle, Dec), Hibbert (knee, Dec), Pienaar (hasmtring, unknown)
Suspended Mirallas (second of three)
Form DWLDWD
Discipline Y8 R1
Leading scorer Naismith 3
