Hull vs West Brom Prediction & Betting Tips (24 February)

WBA is warned, without an XXL performance, it will be difficult to overcome the amber and black formation. Fortunately for the Baggies, the dynamics of the month of February are interesting with three victories in five 1D-1N games, including the latest on the Plymouth field: 3-0. Building on a successful second half where the domination of the men led by Carlos Corberan was overwhelming 57% ball possession and 6 shots on target for 3 goals, the Throstles put themselves in the best possible position to overcome of a team that is difficult to beat in front of your home crowd.

It's simple, if the level displayed is not the same as against Ipswich or Plymouth, victory risks being utopian at the end of 90 minutes.

When West Brom come calling in the Championship, excitement tends to be in short supply, with at least one of the two teams pitching a shutout in 14 of their previous 19 away games. It has been a similar story as far as Hull are concerned on their own patch of late, with both teams on target in just two of their last nine matches at this level, so something similar seems likely.