Rejoice! Domestic football is back with a bang as West Brom host Birmingham City in a mouthwatering Saturday afternoon clash.
Just seven miles separate these two on a map and there isn't much between them in the league either, with the Baggies just three points clear of their rivals.
James Morrison's side have started well and won two of their last four before sides broke for international duty.
Birmingham, on the other hand, have won just once since September 1st, but there can't be too much disappointment with a draw against Middlesbrough last time out.
Chris Davies makes just one change from the side that drew 2-2 with Boro before the break; striker August Priske on the team sheet in place of Luis Vazquez.
He will be supported by Jay Stansfield, Carlos Vincente and Liam Millar.
Since signing from Hull right at the back end of the summer window, Millar has provided three assists for his teammates and netted once in just four league starts.
Jimmy-Jay Morgan is West Brom's main goal threat and is looking to add to his five-strong tally on Saturday afternoon. The ex-Chelsea man will be partnered by Aune Heggebo, who was last on the scoresheet against Derby in early September.
West Brom starting XI
O'Leary; Pereira, Mepham, Philipps, Styles; Nzingoula, Collyer, Diakite, Horn Myhre; Morgan, Heggebo
Birmingham starting XI
Beadle; Osayi-Samuel, Neumann, Klarer, Cochrane; Tomoki, Jhon Solis; Vincente, Stansfield, Millar; Priske
Any odds displayed were correct at the time of writing and are subject to fluctuation.
