The Baggies will be looking to continue their four-match unbeaten run after they beat Queens Park Rangers 1-0 last time out, thanks to Adam Armstrong’s penalty.
After victory at The Hawthorns, Tony Mowbray’s side are now on 55 points in sixth position, just one point behind Coventry City, making the away trip to Burnley a crucial one for the Albion.
Scott Parker’s Burnley will also look to continue their form as they had a comfortable 4-0 win over a 10-man Luton at Turf Moor on the weekend.
Burnley have gained 74 points from 36 games and have only lost two games in the Championship, losing to Sunderland in August and Millwall in November 2024.
West Brom have scored five goals in their last five games opposed to Burnley who have scored an impressive 10 in their last five outings.
Burnley have also kept a clean sheet 26 times in this competition, making it a real challenge for The Baggies' to score on Tuesday night.
The Clarets' have been unbeaten against West Brom in their last six meetings where two have ended in wins in favour of Burnley and four in draws.
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Team news
Burnley
Aaron Ramsey is back in training after suffering a cruciate ligament injury but remains a doubt to start against the Albion.
Both Mike Tresor and Enock Agyei are out with a leg injury and are not expected back until mid-late March.
Jordan Beyer also finds his name on the unavailable list after suffering a hamstring injury, he isn’t expected to make a return until late March.
West Brom
Albion captain Jed Wallace is a doubt for the trip to Burnley due to a calf injury and therefore isn’t expected to be back on the pitch until mid March.
Top goalscorer for the club, Josh Maja, is also unavailable due to a calf injury and isn’t expected to return until mid April.
After sustaining a hamstring injury against Oxford United, Semi Ajayi is also on the unavailable list and isn’t expected back for another 5-6 weeks.
Darnell Furlong is the most recent player to add himself to the unavailable list after receiving a three-match ban as he was shown a straight red card for violent conduct against QPR.
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Potential lineups
Burnley
Trafford; Roberts, Egan-Riley, Estéve, Pires; Brownhill, Cullen; Edwards, Laurent, Anthony; Foster
West Brom
Wildsmith; Holgate, Bartley, Hengem, Styles; Mowatt, Molumby; Fellows, Price, Johnston; Armstrong
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Key players
Burnley - Josh Brownhill
Scoring 12 goals and contributing four assists, the Englishman has played a crucial role in Burnley's success so far this season, as they push for promotion.
He has showcased his ability with both his attacking and defending ability being a key part to Scott Parkers' claret and blue side, showing why he is an important player to Burnley.
Brownhill will be looking to continue his impressive form after his goal against Luton last time out at Turf Moor.
West Brom - Jayson Molumby
Registering four goals and one assist, Jayson Molumby is having a very impressive season at Albion so far.
With one of his four goals being a very late but important winner that he grabbed within the last few minutes of play against Sheffield Wednesday, he has continued to highlight the importance he has in this West Brom team.
He has been a very key player to Tony Mowbray's side and has been the real powerhouse in the midfield alongside his midfield partner Alex Mowatt.
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Match details
Where is the game being played?
The game will be held at Turf Moor, Burnley, England.
What time will the game be kicking off?
The game will kick off at 19:45 GMT on Tuesday 11th March, 2025.
How can I watch the match?
The game will be broadcasted on Sky Sports+. Highlights of the game will be published within 24 hours after the final whistle.
