The Hawthorns hosts a Championship clash that pits a West Brom side stuck in a worrying slump against a Norwich team showing signs of life despite their lowly league position. On paper, the Baggies sit 18th with 31 points, seven points and four places above Norwich in 22nd. But recent form tells a completely different story, and that's where the betting value lies. West Brom's last ten games make for grim reading: just two wins, one draw, and seven defeats. They've conceded 17 goals in that period while scoring only 12, with a solitary clean sheet to their name. Their recent 2-3 home defeat to promotion-chasing Middlesbrough was at least competitive, but losses to Leicester (1-2), Swansea (0-1), Bristol City (1-2), and Hull City (0-1) highlight their struggles against mid-table opposition. The 2-1 home win over QPR on December 29th is their only league victory in their last seven attempts. At home, they average 1.75 goals scored but concede 1.50, suggesting they're usually involved in open, back-and-forth affairs. Norwich, in stark contrast, have collected five wins, two draws, and three losses from their last ten. Their recent 2-1 away victory at high-flying Wrexham was particularly impressive, following a 2-1 win at QPR and a 2-1 home success against Southampton. They've shown they can score against decent sides, netting 16 times in their last ten. While their away record shows two wins, two draws, and one loss from their last five on the road, the underlying trend is positive: they're scoring 1.6 goals per game home and away, and their goals conceded trend is reportedly declining. The head-to-head history offers West Brom some comfort, with three wins, three draws, and just two losses in the last eight meetings. More importantly, at The Hawthorns, West Brom are unbeaten against Norwich in recent memory (two wins, two draws). The most recent clash in October 2025 ended in a 1-0 West Brom victory. Statistically, this sets up as a game where both teams are likely to find the net. West Brom have seen both teams score in 70% of their last ten matches. Norwich have an identical 70% BTTS rate. West Brom's defence is leaking 1.7 goals per game on average, while Norwich concede 1.2. The goal expectancy model provided suggests a close game with approximately 1.57 goals for the home side and 1.55 for the visitors, further supporting the high-scoring potential. Norwich's improved attacking output—averaging 1.6 goals per game with a positive finishing delta—suggests they can breach a West Brom backline that has kept only one clean sheet in ten. Conversely, West Brom's home scoring rate (1.75 per game) should trouble a Norwich defence that has managed just one clean sheet in the same period. **Key Points:** * West Brom are in dire form with 7 losses in their last 10 games. * Norwich have won 5 of their last 10, showing significant recent improvement. * Both teams have seen Both Teams to Score land in 70% of their last 10 matches. * West Brom have kept just 1 clean sheet in 10; Norwich have kept just 1 in 10. * Head-to-head favours West Brom at home, but current form heavily favours Norwich. * Goal expectancies point to a 1.57 - 1.55 type of game. **Summary:** This is a classic clash of historical precedent versus current momentum. While West Brom's home record against Norwich is strong, their present form is alarming. Norwich arrive with confidence and goals in their game. The most consistent statistical trend across both teams' recent performances is their inability to keep clean sheets and their propensity to both score and concede. With odds of 1.75 for Both Teams to Score - Yes offering value against an estimated probability north of 60%, this represents a bet with a solid chance of winning and positive expected value.