West Bromwich Albion face Preston North End at Deepdale on Wednesday night in their latest Sky Bet Championship fixture (ko 8pm).
The Baggies, who suffered a disappointing 3-2 defeat at home to Swansea on Saturday, will be searching for their first away win of the campaign.
Hosts Preston sit in the middle of the pack on 13 points from 11 matches, winning two, drawing two and drawing seven games.
They drew 0-0 at Sunderland on Saturday afternoon, their sixth goalless draw of the season already.
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Our opponents
Goals have been few and far between in Preston North End matches so far this season in the Sky Bet Championship.
Saturday's stalemate at Sunderland was their sixth goalless draw of the campaign, with three of those coming at Deepdale and three away from home.
There have been just seven goals in the Lilywhites' 11 league games so far (three scored and four conceded), less than half the number of any other team in the second tier.
Ryan Lowe's side are yet to win on home soil this term and have just one victory to their name in their last nine matches at Deepdale, a record the former Bury and Plymouth Argyle boss will be keen to change on Wednesday night.
From the Albion Archive
Albion earned a dramatic late win over Preston North End in December 2019.
Charlie Austin secured three big Sky Bet Championship points with a 90th-minute penalty.
One for the stattos
Albion will want to extend their unbeaten run against Preston at Deepdale to five matches when they head there on Wednesday night.
The Baggies have won two and drawn two in their last four trips, last losing against the Lilywhites in Lancashire in January 2008.
Youl Mawene and Karl Hawley were on target for the hosts, with Zoltan Gera finding the net at the other end.
Colours for the road
Albion will wear their green and yellow away kit at Deepdale on Wednesday night. You can order it here.
Both teams will also be wearing black armbands in memory of those who died in the Indonesian stadium disaster last week.
