West Bromwich Albion

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West Brom ended a run of eight games without victory (D6 L2) when they won 2-1 at Hull City last time out, while Norwich are winless in six (D3 L3).

The Baggies have struggled for goals at The Hawthorns, scoring just twice in their seven home games but still remain fifth in the table in a play-off spot.

The Canaries have slipped to 14th and are now just three points above the drop zone ahead of this weekend's Championship action.

• West Brom have lost just one of their last six league games against Norwich City (W3 D2), though that sole defeat did come in their last meeting with the Canaries in January (0-2).

• Norwich have lost their last two away league games against West Brom and will be looking to avoid losing visits in succession for the first time since 1998.

• West Brom's seven home league games this season have seen just three goals scored (2 for, 1 against). That is the fewest goals ever scored in a team's first seven home league games of a season in Football League history.

• Norwich have lost their last three Championship matches, as many as in their previous 18 league games combined. The Canaries last suffered four defeats in a row in November 2023.

• West Brom's last three league games at the Hawthorns have been drawn 0-0. In Football League history, only three teams have drawn four in a row at home goalless: Wrexham in September 1978, Bristol City in January 2000 and Wolves in April 2016.

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West Brom defender Torbjorn Heggem came off the bench just after the hour to help Norway seal a 5-0 win over Kazakhstan to top their Nations League group and secure promotion to the top flight.

Meanwhile, midfielder Jayson Molumby won his 29th cap and played 90 minutes for the Republic of Ireland as they slipped to a heavy defeat against England.

The 25-year-old started in midfield and picked up a booking near the end of a goalless first half at Wembley, only for the visitors to have Liam Scales sent-off, paving the way for England to cruise to a 5-0 win.

The Republic of Ireland now face a relegation play-off against a League C team in March. Winger Mikey Johnston was also an unused sub for the visitors.

On-loan defender Mason Holgate will sit-out Jamaica’s Concacaf Nations League quarter-final second leg against the USA in St Louis in the early hours of Tuesday after being sent off for two yellow cards in Thursday night’s 1-0 first leg defeat in Kingston.

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There were mixed fortunes for West Brom players on international duty on Thursday.

Mason Holgate was sent off as Jamaica suffered a 1-0 defeat by the USA in the first leg of their CONCACAF Nations League quarter-final in Kingston.

Holgate, who also had an effort cleared off the line by Yunus Musah, was sent off after 86 minutes when he picked up a second yellow card.

The defeat - the first in five games for Jamaica under Steve McClaren - gave Mauricio Pochettino his first competitive victory for the USA.

On-loan Baggies man Holgate will be suspended for Tuesday's return leg.

There was better news for his defensive partner Torbjorn Heggem who made his debut for Norway, playing 87 minutes of their 4-1 Nations League success in Slovenia.

Elsewhere wide-man Mikey Johnston teed-up the winner for the Republic of Ireland in their 1-0 home win over Finland in Dublin while Albion team-mate Jayson Molumby came off the bench for the final 14 minutes for the hosts.

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West Brom head coach Carlos Corberan says his side did not do enough to create chances in the second-half of their goalless draw with Burnley.

Albion managed nine shots in the opening period at The Hawthorns but produced only two after the break and are now without a win in their past eight Championship games.

"I liked the first-half but in the second-half we didn't find a way to create anything in attack," Corberan told BBC WM.

"We didn't find the right solutions. We are not finding our best level. In the second half they were better than us."

West Brom have now failed to score in their last four home games and were thankful to goalkeeper Alex Palmer for denying Burnley's Jeremy Sarmiento when he was sent clear.

"Alex Palmer's save was key because when you are not finding the chances or the goals it's important not to concede and keep growing from the good things our defence is doing," Corberan added.

Albion now have a quick turnaround before visiting Hull City on Sunday.

"It's difficult because we have less than 72 hours to compete with an opponent who have a different time of recovering as they were playing two days ago," said Corberan.

"In attack we have some possibilities (to make changes) but in defence we have no defenders we can use to rotate."

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On Thursday night, West Bromwich Albion host fourth-placed Burnley, a team three places above them in the Championship table.

Despite a home side usually having the advantage, life at The Hawthorns has not been running smoothly for the Baggies.

Alongside League Two's Tranmere Rovers, Albion have scored the joint-fewest amount of home goals across the EFL this season, finding the target just twice.

The last time they troubled the scoresheet on their own ground was on 21 September at home to Plymouth Argyle.

"In past years we have had more goals than we have now," head coach Carlos Corberan told BBC Radio WM.

"You cannot worry about what has gone. There are so many things we can do. How we defend and how we attack. But we just need to concentrate on the things that affect us."

Corberan believes Burnley are "one of the strongest squads in the Championship", but is also confident that it takes more than just footballing prowess to win matches.

"The good thing in football is that every game is demanding - a mental challenge. You win with experience but you also win with emotion," he added.

You can read Ged Scott's full article here.

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West Brom are without a win in their last seven games (D5 L2) following a 1-1 draw at Luton on Friday night and have slipped to sixth in the Championship.

Fourth-placed Burnley suffered only their second defeat of the season when they lost 1-0 at Millwall on Sunday having previously been unbeaten in nine games. The Clarets have now failed to win in three.

• West Bromwich Albion are winless in their last five league games against Burnley (D3 L2) since a 1-0 win in August 2017.

• Burnley are looking for consecutive league wins over West Brom for the first time since August 2007.

• West Brom have kept a clean sheet in six of their last seven league games at the Hawthorns (W3 D3 L1), though have failed to score in their previous three matches there. The Baggies haven't endured a longer such run outside the top flight since April 1939 (4 games).

• Burnley have won just one of their last six midweek league games (D2 L3), though are unbeaten in both such games this season (W1 D1).

• Scott Parker has won both of his previous EFL meetings with sides managed by Carlos Corberan, with Bournemouth beating Huddersfield 3-0 both home and away in the Championship in 2021-22.

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