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Albion face their toughest test of under Tony Mowbray - as they make the daunting trip to face league leaders Leeds United on Saturday.


Albion are going to have to do something no other side in the Championship has so far done this season - with Leeds currently unbeaten this campaign.
Mowbray spoke last week about finding the right balance in games, in terms of selecting different sides for different opposition.
He hinted that changes will be made, as they won't be dominating the ball as they were in the home victory over Oxford United last week.
For me, Mowbray will almost certainly bring Kyle Bartley have into the mix, as he returns from a third match ban to replace the injured Semi Ajayi at the heart of defence.
The other change will come in midfield, with Ousmane Diakite tipped for a recall.
Last week Albion's midfield had a grip on the game throughout, but it won't be the case this week. Against the deadly leaders, Albion can't afford to be open, and adding Diakite in the middle of Jayson Molumby and Alex Mowatt could really be key.
It will be harsh on Isaac Price, who played well last week, but he brings an option to the bench for later in the game.
The other three at the top end of the field will remain unchanged. There is a thought process around Mowbray dropping Mikey Johnston and Tom Fellows, as he has done in other games, for more defensive minded players in that area.
However, they could be the key to playing on the break at Elland Road. With those two in the side, and Adam Armstrong through the middle, they could well be Albion's out balls to relieve pressure and get them playing higher up the pitch.
4-5-1/4-3-3
Joe Wildsmith
Darnell Furlong
Kyle Bartley
Torbjorn Heggem
Callum Styles
Jayson Molumby
Ousmane Diakite
Alex Mowatt
Tom Fellows
Mikey Johnston
Adam Armstrong
Subs: Griffiths, Holgate, Swift, Price, Grant, Lankshear, Diangana, Bany, Dike
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