West Brom vs Birmingham prediction, odds and how to watch

Birmingham took all three points at Pride Park despite Derby creating more and hitting the woodwork, with Bobby Clark's first-half goal and a Seung-ho Paik equaliser setting up a result that Derby's shot count simply did not deserve.

West Brom and QPR shared the spoils at The Hawthorns after a chaotic first half produced both goals inside seven minutes, with Chris Mepham's own goal cancelling out almost immediately by Callum Styles' left-foot finish.

Norwich beat Birmingham 2-1 at Carrow Road thanks to first-half goals from Oscar Schwartau and Papa Amadou Diallo, before Carlos Vicente pulled one back for the visitors. A night of ill-discipline from the home side nearly cost them dearly.

Phil Neumann headed Birmingham to a 2-1 victory at Wrexham, scoring twice either side of a Callum Doyle equaliser. Birmingham were the better side on the night and deserved every point.

Middlesbrough put in their most convincing performance in recent weeks, with Will Lankshear scoring twice to sink a West Brom side who came into this one in decent form. Three points. Job done.

Preston arrive at Birmingham on the back of four losses in their last five Championship matches, and the evidence says this could get worse before it gets better.

Wrexham head into Tuesday's Championship clash having shipped nine goals in their last five matches, and West Brom arrive with the form and the attitude to punish every mistake. This one has trouble written all over it for the hosts.

West Brom arrive at The Hawthorns in decent nick, winning three of their last five Championship matches. Birmingham come to town having drawn six of their last ten, a team that refuses to lose but cannot quite find a way to win.