West Brom v Bristol City: Jonny Drury's predicted line-up

There have been a few question marks coming his way in recent weeks - certainly after his error at Huddersfield. But he has made some big saves to make up for it and will start this one.

Darnell Furlong

The full back is enjoying a decent run of form of late - looking good both defensively and offensively.

Cedric Kipre

His recent appearances haven't been up to his usual high standards - but he has still made some important contributions.

Kyle Bartley

The defender returned last week and looks set to remain a regular fixture in the side moving forward.

Conor Townsend

With the full back fit again it is highly likely he will come back in. Albion haven't looked as solid on the left side with Adam Reach stepping in, something Townsend can provide.

Okay Yokuslu

Produced a belting goal at Huddersfield after a ropey opening half and a mistake that almost led to a goal. Will always be one of the first names on the team sheet along with Mowatt.

Alex Mowatt

Carlos Corberan will be hoping for another stellar display from his midfield duo. Mowatt has been arguably the most consistent performer this season and when he and Yokuslu play well, Albion do.

Tom Fellows

It is likely Fellows comes back in from the start, with Corberan having to tweak his front line yet again. Always looks dangerous, certainly at The Hawthorns and can be key.

Grady Diangana

The forward has made the number ten position is own at the moment and has been in the goals lately.

Mikey Johnston

It is hard to think of a Championship winger who is more in form than Johnston at the moment. Albion will be hoping he can again provide his usual magic and spark.

Jed Wallace

In the absence of Andi Weimann who his missing due to his loan agreement, Wallace is the favourite to lead the line. The returning Brandon Thomas-Asante can take the weight off Wallace, but will most likely come from the bench.

Subs

Griffiths, Pipa, Ajayi, Pieters, Chalobah, M'Villa, Reach, Swift, Marshall