Aston Villa 3-0 Rotherham Unitedpublished at 17:30 British Summer Time 13 August 2016
Rudy Gestede's brace helps Aston Villa to comfortably beat Rotherham and claim their first win in more than six months.
Read MorePrisoners attack staff and start fires
Body found near missing teens' beach
Man due to stand trial over cold case murder
Eight men arrested after train brawl
Updates from Friday 12 August 2016
Stephanie Barnard
Rudy Gestede's brace helps Aston Villa to comfortably beat Rotherham and claim their first win in more than six months.
Read MoreA second body is washed ashore near to where two teenagers went missing after getting into difficulty in the sea last week.
Read MoreWalter Zenga's Wolves make it three games unbeaten as they comfortably beat Reading at Molineux.
Read MoreHead coach Neil Lennon confirms Hibernian's interest in signing Birmingham City forward Andrew Shinnie.
Read MoreCrystal Palace v West Brom (15:00 BST)
West Brom's new Chinese owner Guochuan Lai is currying favour with travelling Albion fans today.
You get a free scarf! You get a free scarf! And you get a free scarf!
Which would you prefer Baggies fans - a scarf or three points? I'm pretty sure I know the answer...
Crystal Palace v West Brom (15:00 BST)
There's very much a familiar feel to both of these sides.
New winger Andros Townsend is a debutant for Crystal Palace, while Pape Souare has proven his fitness to start at left-back. Midfielder James McArthur is sidelined though.
Palace subs: Speroni, Kelly, Ledley, Cabaye, Bolasie, Ladapo, Anderson.
And West Brom name their own wide-wizard signing in their line-up, with Matt Phillips in after his move from QPR.
Striker Saido Berahino starts, despite the speculation that has surrounded his future for what seems like the past 16 years.
West Brom subs: Myhill; Morrison, McClean, Lambert, Leko, Field, Wilson
An 18-year-old is arrested over a fatal stabbing in Dudley as two more men are released without charge
Read MoreCrystal Palace v West Brom (15:00 BST)
If West Brom defender Kane Wilson comes off the bench today, he'll be the first player born in the noughties to grace the Premier League.
Just in case you needed something to make you feel old...
West Brom head coach Tony Pulis says they need to sign "five players" if they are to have a successful season.
Read MoreThat's it from us this week. Join us again from 08:00 on Monday for more news, sport, travel and weather updates for Birmingham and the Black Country.
Have a great weekend whatever you're getting up to.
Emergency services were called to Mill Farm Road in Harborne at around 10:30 this morning, external to reports of a collision.
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BBC WM Sport
There are four commentary matches on BBC WM tomorrow afternoon:
- On BBC WM 95.6FM, West Bromwich Albion kick off their Premier League season at Crystal Palace
- On your TV on Freeview channel 722, Aston Villa take on Rotherham at Villa Park in the Championship
- You can hear Birmingham City at Leeds on DAB Digital Radio in the Birmingham area and Wolves against Reading at Molineux on DAB Digital Radio in the Black Country.
- There’ll also be updates on Walsall’s game at Oldham in League One and day one of the County Championship match between Warwickshire and Surrey at Edgbaston
Join Franksy from 14:00 tomorrow for all the build-up.
Dry through this evening with sunny spells, but cloud will increase with some patchy light rain during the second half of the night - lows of 14C (57F).
Saturday and Sunday is looking dry and sunny.
A police officer has been knocked down on a garage forecourt in Shirley as he tried to stop a suspected fuel thief.
When an officer approached the suspect he drove off and "flung the officer across the forecourt", police say.
A 44-year-old man is being questioned.
BBC Midlands Today
Fire crews have been called following disturbances at a prison near Wolverhampton last night.
An inmate inside the prison told us that it all started following a fight in house block two - that's one of the prisoner accommodation blocks.
That fight couldn't be controlled and prison officers had to call in reinforcements.
On Tuesday the unnamed source says three people were taken to hospital after further trouble, and then on Wednesday prison staff were assaulted when they attempted to move some inmates to another block.
Yesterday, we're told prisoners set fire to cells and the fire service was called out.
After dinner inmates stood on tables and refused to go back in their cells.
Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service confirmed two crews went to the prison last night, but wouldn't give any more details about exactly what happened.
Stephanie Barnard
BBC Local Live
The top stories in the BBC WM newsroom this evening are:
League One side Port Vale sign Birmingham striker Alex Jones on loan until January - their 14th signing of the summer.
Read MoreA warehouse worker who heard gunshots in an armed raid that killed his boss said he suffered from the ordeal for months afterwards, a court hears.
Read MoreThere have been a series of disturbances at Featherstone Prison, near Wolverhampton, this week.
The Prison Officers Association says a "major incident" happened last night following several days of trouble including "multiple fires", a hostage situation and a "large number of staff assaults".
The association says a specialist team was drafted in to deal with a hostage situation and the disturbances - it says that at least 20 extra staff have been called in to keep control.
Quote MessageSafety in prisons is fundamental to the proper functioning of the justice system and a vital part of our reform plans. Violence against hard working and dedicated prison staff will not be tolerated. Any prisoners involved could face disciplinary action and be referred to the police."
Spokesperson, Ministry of Justice