Check out some of the key pre-match stats ahead of Albion's Sky Bet Championship clash with Charlton Athletic at The Hawthorns on Wednesday night (ko 7.45pm)...
HEAD-TO-HEAD
The last three fixtures between West Bromwich Albion and Charlton Athletic at The Hawthorns have all ended level (1-1 February 2026, 2-2 October 2019 and 2-2 in January 2008).
Seven of the last ten meetings in all competitions have ended level. Albion have won two of the other three, with Charlton claiming one victory.
Charlton are unbeaten in their last three games against the Albion. The Baggies' last win against the Addicks was a 1-0 triumph at The Valley in the third round of the Emirates FA Cup in January 2020.
Albion's last home win against Charlton came in December 2007 - a 4-2 success in the second tier. Zoltan Gera bagged a brace, with Roman Bednar and Kevin Phillips also on target. The Addicks haven't won at The Hawthorns since September 2005 when Danny Murphy's double helped them to a 2-1 Premier League victory.
WEST BROMWICH ALBION
The Baggies are unbeaten in eight home matches - the first of which was a 1-1 draw with Charlton in February. They've won three of those, drawing the other five.
There have been at least three goals scored in all of Albion's last six games, with 24 notched in total. Both teams have found the net in all six of those matches.
Albion will be hoping to secure back-to-back home victories for the first time since a run of two between November and December of 2025 when they beat Swansea City and Sheffield United.
Midfielder Isaac Price and striker JJ Morgan have both scored four goals each already this season. Together, they've notched two thirds of Albion's strikes so far in 2026/27.
CHARLTON ATHLETIC
Wednesday's visitors are the only side in the whole of the EFL to have a 100 per cent league record having beaten Derby County, West Ham United and Preston North End in their first three games.
After winning 2-1 at West Ham United in August, the Londoners have the chance to win their first two away games of a league campaign for the first time since the 2011/12 term when they competed in the third tier.
Charlton have scored in all of their last 12 fixtures in all competitions. The last time they failed to score was on March 21 when they lost 1-0 at home to Norwich City.
Both teams have scored in nine of Charlton's last ten away games, and in all of the last seven.
