Squad sheets: West Bromwich Albion v Wolverhampton Wanderers

This is the first time West Brom and Wolves, such fierce Black Country rivals, have met in the top flight since the 1983-84 season. Wolves, who will be without Kevin Doyle but should have Matt Jarvis available, are looking to record back-to-back victories for the first time this season. With the influential Peter Odemwingie expected to miss out for Albion, Roberto Di Matteo must decide whether to start with Marc-Antoine Fortuné or ask Somen Tchoyi to play as an auxiliary striker. Albion are unbeaten at home against Wolves since 1996. Stuart James Venue The Hawthorns, Sunday 12pm Tickets £40 (0871 271 9780) Last season N/A Referee M Clattenburg This season's matches 13 Y 40, R 3, 3.31 cards per game Odds West Brom 5-6 Wolves 4-1 Draw 14-5 West Brom Subs from Myhill, Reid, Barnes, Dorrans, Ibáñez, Cox, Shorey, Miller, Mattock, Méïté, Odemwingie Doubtful Odemwingie (calf), Dorrans (virus) Injured Olsson (achilles, Jan) Suspended None Form guide LWWLLD Disciplinary record Y26 R5 Leading scorer Odemwingie 6 Wolves Subs from Hahnemann, Ward, Fletcher, Jones, Mujangi Bia, Bent, Winnall, Doherty Doubtful Jarvis (knee) Injured Mancienne (knee, 26 Dec), Mouyokolo (back, 26 Dec), Henry (knee, 26 Dec), Doyle (thigh, 1 Jan), Craddock (thigh, 1 Jan), Guedioura (leg, Feb), Kightly (knee, unknown) Suspended None Form guide WLWLLL Disciplinary record Y34 R2 Leading scorer Ebanks-Blake 4 Match pointers • Wolves have failed to score in six of their past eight games against West Brom and in each of the past three • West Brom's Chris Brunt has made 10 assists this term – the joint most with Nani • Wolves have won none of their past 11 league away games, losing the past seven. In those 11 games, Wolves scored six goals and never more than one in a game • These sides have conceded a joint-high 11 goals apiece from set pieces • West Brom have gone 49 games since their last goalless draw in the top flight