Since the start of Jurgen Klopp's first full season in charge of Liverpool, the Anfield side have looked more like Premier League contenders than in any recent campaign. They had their momentum checked on Monday though as they drew 0-0 against Manchester United.
Klopp, a lover of attacking football and goals, will be hoping to avoid a similar scoreline against Tony Pulis's West Brom. However, the Baggies are notoriously difficult to beat away from home and it would not be a surprise to see them looking to stifle the hosts in Saturday's late kick-off.
Liverpool will also have to contend with Nacer Chadli, who has been in sensational form since joining West Brom from Spurs in the summer.