Brighton are looking for their first win and league goal. There was some encouragement from their performance at Watford before the international break, with Anthony Knockaert making his first start. The worry for Chris Hughton will be that he was not able to sign a forward, which would have added some extra firepower. There were boosts, though, for Shane Duffy and Davy Pröpper who scored for the Republic of Ireland and Holland respectively. However, with Jonny Evans likely to make his first start, West Bromwich will be confident of extending Albion’s goal drought. Jack Kinnersley
Kick-off Saturday 3pm
Venue Amex Stadium
Last season n/a
Referee Chris Kavanagh
This season G2, Y7, R0, 3.5 cards per game (Championship)
Odds H 12-7 A 9-4 D 2-1
Brighton & Hove Albion
Subs from Maenpaa, Schelotto, Rosenior, Hünemeier, Skalak, March, Murphy, Murray, Krul
Doubtful None
Injured Brown (hamstring, 15 Sep), Bong (muscle strain, 19 Sep), Baldock (calf, Oct), Kayal (leg, Oct), Sidwell (back, unknown)
Suspended None
Form LLD
Discipline Y1 R0
Leading scorer n/a
West Bromwich Albion
Subs from Myhill, McManaman, Yacob, Chadli, Burke, Hegazy, Gibbs, Krychowiak, Field, McAuley, McClean
Doubtful McAuley (thigh)
Injured None
Suspended Robson-Kanu (second of three)
Form WWD
Discipline Y5 R1
Leading scorers Hegazy, Robson-Kanu, Rodriguez 1