West Bromwich Albion come into this one as the wounded animal. They've just been turned over at Carrow Road, where Norwich's possession game sliced them open time and again. That result will sting. It exposed a soft underbelly that Burnley, with their physicality and directness, are perfectly built to exploit. The Baggies have the quality to bounce back, but their recent showing suggests they're still searching for rhythm. They'll be desperate to make amends in front of their own fans, but desperation can lead to chaos, and chaos suits the away side here.

Burnley, meanwhile, are finding their feet after a turbulent summer. They drew 1-1 with Notts County in the EFL Cup, scraping through on penalties — not vintage, but it showed character. More importantly, they've got a squad packed with Premier League experience, players who know how to manage a game, how to slow it down, how to nick a result. They're the kind of side that grinds you down, and in a Championship dogfight, that's gold dust. They'll come to The Hawthorns with a point in mind and the belief they can take all three.