James Morrison’s battling Baggies made it seven games without defeat with a hard-fought goalless draw against promotion-chasing Millwall. The hosts may have rode their luck a little in the first half, but it was they that looked the more likely to win the match after the break with Jayson Molumby being denied by a instinctive save from Lions’ ‘keeper Anthony…
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Albion’s Second Tier Season Comparison – 41 games
A battling goalless draw with Blackburn Rovers was good enough for Albion apace with all their relegation rivals and tick one more game off. With just five games to go, Mozza’s men remain in 20th place four points clear of the bottom three with the bottom seven clubs all having posted draws on Easter Monday. It was a game of…
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Wrexham’s first ever visit to the Hawthorns was an entertaining encounter and very much a game of two halves. The Baggies were the better side and went into the break with a 2-0 lead but the visitors came out much improved and it was all square just after the hour mark. At that point, it looked as if Albion were…
Read MoreBaggies set for the final push to safety
West Bromwich Albion v Wrexham; The Hawthorns, Friday 3rd April 2026, 3pm The international break may have come at the wrong time for the Baggies given the back-to-back victories achieved coming into it, but at least Albion fans can look forward to the remaining seven games of the season with hope rather than trepidation. Of course, it is far from…
Read MoreAlbion’s Second Tier Season Comparison – 39 games
It may not have been as impressive or as fluid as the victory over Hull City, but a battling 1-0 win at Ashton Gate for Mozza’s Baggies was just as important and just as deserved. It should have been just as comfortable as the defeat of the Tigers, albeit Albion weren’t as good up front, but I never really felt…
Read MoreAlbion’s Second Tier Season Comparison – 38 games
After a dozen league games without a victory, the Baggies finally won a match in 2026, and did so convincingly. With what was arguably their best performance of the season, Mozza’s Albion beat promotion-chasing Hull City 3-0 and in the process moved themselves out of the bottom three. The opening goal was Josh Maja’s first goal since 1st October, and…
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