Norwich are expected to line up in their usual 4-3-3, with Angus Gunn in goal and a back four of Kellen Fisher, Shane Duffy, Jose Cordoba and Demeaco Duhaney. Kenny McLean and Sam Field anchor the midfield, with Borja Sainz, Marcelino Nunez and Oscar Schwartau buzzing behind Jovon Makama. That is a front five with real thrust — Sainz and Nunez can knife through lines, and Makama gives them a physical focal point. West Brom will likely set up in a 4-2-3-1, a shape designed to stay compact and hit on the break. But their double pivot will be under constant pressure from Norwich's three-man midfield. The wide areas are where this gets interesting: Norwich's full-backs push high, and with Sainz drifting inside, West Brom's wide men will be dragged into a midfield dogfight. Expect Norwich to dominate possession and force West Brom into a low block. The question is whether West Brom can hold out — and recent evidence says no.