Three changes including full debut for Manchester United loanee in West Brom predicted line-up for Millwall clash

Ryan Mason may have to shuffle his West Brom pack - as his side prepares for a second lengthy away trip in the space of four days.

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After taking on Norwich on Wednesday - Albion have had little time to recover ahead of taking on Millwall at The Den on Saturday.

Jonny Drury gives his predicted side ahead of the game:

Mason indicated prior to Norwich that changes would be on the cards and he would need to use his whole squad.

He opted for just the one against the Canaries with Josh Maja coming in - but for me he will shuffle a few more around for another tough test.

Having started for the first time since January, the first obvious one would be Maja coming out. Despite his scoring exploits on Wednesday - I'm sure Albion will still want to be careful with the forward, given his lengthy lay-off.

For me, he comes out at Millwall with Aune Heggebo going back into the side.

Elsewhere, there have been calls for Toby Collyer to be handed an Albion start - and this looks like the most likely time so far for the Man United loanee to come in.

He showed glimpses of his quality at Carrow Road - and with a game coming so soon after Norwich it may just be time to hand a rest to one of the midfield pair, and for me it will be Alex Mowatt.

Elsewhere, the other change may be more enforced with Charlie Taylor having to come off against Norwich. The obvious move in that department is to bring Callum Styles back in at left back.

Predicted XI

4-2-3-1

Griffiths, Campbell, Mepham, Phillips, Styles, Molumby, Collyer, Iling-Junior, Price, Johnston, Heggebo

Subs: Wildsmith, Bielik, Taylor, Diakite, Mowatt, Wallace, Gilchrist, Bostock, Maja, 

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