West Brom vs Tottenham preview
West Brom have registered just one win in their last 13 Premier League meetings with Tottenham drawing seven and losing five.
At the Hawthorns, the Baggies are without a league win in their last six top-flight games against Spurs, drawing three and losing three.
45% of the Premier League clashes between these two sides have ended level (9/20); only Everton v Leicester (13/20, 65%) has seen a higher proportion of draws (min 20 games).
Danish schemer Christian Eriksen has scored on two of his three visits to the Hawthorns in the league, although he failed to find the back of the net last time out.
This season, Eriksen has mustered 18 shots in the Premier League without scoring a single goal, more than any other player yet to find the back of the net.
Son Heung-Min has been involved in eight goals in his last seven PL games (six goals, two assists).
Only in their title-winning 1960/61 campaign (21 pts, assuming 3 points for a win) did Spurs make a better start to a top-flight league season than in this campaign (17 pts from opening seven games).
Nacer Chadli has been involved in five of West Brom's last six Premier League goals (three goals, two assists).
Indeed, Chadli has scored three goals in four Premier League games for the Baggies, as many as in his previous 30 with Tottenham in the competition.
West Brom have posted the lowest passing accuracy rate in the top-flight this season (68%), as well as attempting the fewest passes (2055).
Source:talksport.com