Corberan and his teammates will be out to escape that fate this season as they want to return to the Premier League after spending the most of last season well away from those positions.

They will play Luton Town, who have struggled in their return to Championship competition. After sliding out of the first tier, Rob Edwards’ side are now 22nd with only 11 points after 12 games.

West Brom squad news.

West Brom’s injury situation has deteriorated significantly.

Kyle Bartley was already on the sidelines and is not likely to return for six weeks, but he has now been joined by Semi Ajayi and Paddy McNair, leaving Corberan without three centre-backs.

Ajayi and McNair are out for four and two months respectively in a huge blow for the Baggies.

Predicted XI

(4-3-3)

Palmer; Furlong, Holgate, Heggem, Styles; Molumby, Mowatt, Racic; Fellows, Maja, & Grant.

Following disappointing performances, West Brom may consider small changes to their current configuration.

Torbjorn Heggem, who has vast experience as a centre-back, appears to be the first choice, with Mason Holgate following him. Given The Hawthorns’ injury concerns, this is a reasonable partnership.

Callum Styles will most likely play left-back, but Gianluca Frabotta is also an option.

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Blackpool’s manager is unknown. Taking out an attacking midfielder, such as John Swift or Grady Diangana, could be beneficial. A midfield trio of Jayson Molumby, Alex Mowatt, and Uros Racic offers a well-balanced trio. Moving forward, Mikey Johnston’s struggle to rediscover his best could see Karlan Grant reintroduced. Tom Fellows should regain his starting berth, while Josh Maja remains up top.

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