Squad sheets: West Bromwich Albion v Stoke City

There is nothing to choose from these two – apart from form. Both are mid-table, with 16 points from 13 games, but while Stoke have won their last two, including an impressive victory over Liverpool, their opponents have taken a solitary point from their last four matches. Albion need to beware the resurgent Kenwyne Jones, outstanding against Liverpool, and will be glad to have Gonzalo Jara available again after a three-match ban, but they could be without the influential Chris Brunt, injured on international duty with Northern Ireland. Stoke will probably be unchanged. Joe Lovejoy Venue The Hawthorns, Saturday 3pm Tickets £25 (0871 271 9780) Last season N/A Referee C Foy This season's matches 10 Y 24, R 0, 2.40 cards per game Odds West Bromwich 13-10 Stoke 13-5 Draw 23-10 West Bromwich Subs from Myhill, Dorrans, Tchoyi, Cox, Jara, Bednar, Barnes, Zuiverloon, Méïté, Cech, Mattock, Fortuné Doubtful Bednar (illness), Brunt (groin), Dorrans (foot), Morrison (knee), Odemwingie (knee), Reid (achilles) Injured Miller (groin, 1 Dec), Olsson (achilles, 5 Dec) Suspended None Form guide LDLLWD Disciplinary record Y22 R0 Leading scorer Odemwingie 4 Stoke Subs from Sorensen, Walters, Wilson, Whelan, Faye, Gudjohnsen, Tuncay, Higginbotham, Tonge, Soares, Diao, Pugh Doubtful Diao (calf) Injured Sidibe (achilles, May) Suspended None Form guide WWLLLL Disciplinary record Y26 R1 Leading scorer Jones 4 Match pointers • Stoke have won six and lost none of the last seven league meetings with West Bromwich • Chris Brunt has had 31 shots and scored one – the worst ratio in the division • Ricardo Fuller has scored five goals in his last four games for Stoke against Albion •West Brom are the only Premier League side yet to concede a headed goal • 87% of the goals Stoke have scored this season have come in the second half, the highest proportion in the division • Albion have gone 45 games since their last 0-0 draw in the Premier League