West Brom currently occupy the 6th spot in the league standings with 25 points from 14 fixtures, firmly positioned in the promotion play-off race. They have scored 20 goals and conceded 15 across the campaign, averaging 1.43 goals for and 1.07 against per game.
Their recent form remains steady, notching 3 wins, 2 draws and 1 loss in the past 6 outings. They played to a 1-1 home draw against Southampton in their last fixture, following consecutive wins over West Ham away and Blackburn at home.
Millwall sit 7 places lower at 13th with 18 points from the same 14 matches, with a clear attack-heavy, defense-flawed profile: they have bagged 23 goals but conceded 24, averaging 1.64 goals scored and 1.71 conceded per game. Their recent performance is highly volatile, with 2 wins, 1 draw and 3 losses in their last 6 outings, most recently suffering a crushing 0-3 away defeat to Birmingham after a 4-1 home win over Derby. Their away form is especially poor: across 7 road trips this term, they have recorded only 2 wins, 1 draw and 4 losses, shipping 15 total goals, with massive defensive vulnerabilities that have persisted across their last 6 away matches.
The two sides in this EFL Championship fixture are currently on starkly divergent competitive trajectories. West Brom has posted a 50% win rate across all their outings, with a mere 20% loss rate, highlighting their solid consistency and strong competitiveness. Their attacking and defensive stats are equally impressive: they have scored 13 total goals while conceding only 9, for a goal difference of +4. Averaging 1.3 goals per game, 6 corner kicks per match, and 2.2 yellow cards per fixture, the side demonstrates consistent output in the final third alongside aggressive, committed pressing across the pitch. By contrast, Millwall’s overall performance is far less convincing. They hold just a 20% win rate across all competitions, with losses making up as high as 50% of their results, and draws accounting for the remaining 30%. Home form has long been a defining factor for West Bromwich Albion across this season. They hold a 40% win rate and 40% draw rate on their own turf, with only 20