Simon Stone
BBC Sport at The Hawthorns

There is a bit of debate about whether this is a 'Black Country derby' in the truest sense because of the two clubs' respective locations.

The Black Country itself derives its name from the coalfields that used to exist in this part of the Midlands, to the best of Birmingham.

The Black Country Museum is a 10-minute drive from here in Dudley and whilst Aston Villa, evidently, are a huge presence in this part of the world, given West Brom and Wolves were also founder members of the Football League, the rivalry between these two clubs is fierce and deep.

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West Brom and Wolves have released their starting XIs for today's FA Cup match between the West Country rivals...

The hosts have made one change, with Nathaniel Chalobah in from the off in place of Adam Reach.

West Brom XI: Griffiths, Furlon, Bartley, Kipre, Townsend, Yokuslu, Mowatt, Chalobah, Wallace (c), Thomas-Asante, Swift.

Subs: Palmer, Pieters, Pipa, Fellows, Malcolm, Taylor, Whitwell, Hall, Heard.

Gary O'Neil has named a strong line-up. Jeanricner Bellegarde comes in for Pablo Sarabia in the only change from last weekend's 0-0 Premier League draw at Brighton.

Wolves XI: Sa, Semedo, Kilman (c), Dawson, Toti, Doherty, Doyle, Lemina, Bellegarde, Cunha, Neto.

Subs: Bentley, King, Ait-Nouri, S.Bueno, H.Bueno, Hodge, Griffiths, Chirewa, Fraser.

Local news have written this nice piece on the family split between Wolves and West Brom.

And here is one on the American fans supporting the rivals.

Broadcasters Adrian Chiles, a West Brom fan, and Suzi Perry, a Wolves supporter, have their say on the derby.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at The Hawthorns

There is a significant police presence outside The Hawthorns this morning but it is quiet at the moment.

West Midlands Police said earlier this week they had relaxed an initial decision to cancel rest days on the day of the game but they still have plenty of officers in the vicinity of the stadium.

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The FA Cup fifth-round draw takes place at about 14:00 GMT, maybe just after that, in between the West Brom v Wolves and Liverpool v Norwich games.

You can watch a stream of it on this page.

Here's who's in the hat so far...

• Watford or Southampton
• Blackburn Rovers or Wrexham
• AFC Bournemouth
• West Bromwich Albion or Wolverhampton Wanderers
• Bristol City or Nottingham Forest
• Leicester City
• Sheffield Wednesday or Coventry City
• Chelsea or Aston Villa
• Maidstone United
• Liverpool or Norwich City
• Manchester City
• Leeds United or Plymouth Argyle
• Luton Town
• Newport County or Manchester United
• Brighton & Hove Albion
• Newcastle United

You can listen to live radio commentary of all four FA Cup games today on this page - a mix of BBC Radio 5 Live, local radio and Radio Wales.

West Brom v Wolves and Liverpool v Norwich are both on ITV, with Newport v Manchester United on BBC One (and this page).

Sorry Watford and Southampton fans, your game isn't on British TV at all.

Oh and also you can watch and follow the FA Cup draw on this page - from about 14:00 GMT.

A decent range of games today.

We start with a Black Country derby, move into an all-Championship game, then to Liverpool for the first game since Jurgen Klopp's big announcement and finally a potential good old-fashioned FA Cup giantkilling.

• West Brom v Wolves (11:45)
• Watford v Southampton (14:00)
• Liverpool v Norwich (14:30)
• Newport County v Manchester United (16:30)

All times GMT

Yesterday non-league Maidstone etched their place in FA Cup folklore by beating Ipswich on live TV to book their place in the fifth round.

What is in store for us today?