West Bromwich Albion
EnglandWest Bromwich Albion are in position 6 in Championship with 25 points from 14 matches (7 wins, 4 draws, 3 losses, goals 20-15). Recent form of West Bromwich Albion (last five matches): W W D W D.
Founded
1878
Venue
The Hawthorns
City
West Bromwich
Capacity
28,003
Surface
grass
Did you know?
West Bromwich Albion was founded in 1878 as West Bromwich Strollers by workers from the George Salter's Spring Works factory.
Season Stats
Record
7W 3D 3L
H:3W/A:4W
Goals
19 / 14 (+5)
H:9/A:10
Clean Sheets
14
H:10/A:4
Rank
9
Sidelined Players (4)
Recent Results
vs Southampton
03/11/2026Championship
@ West Ham United
31/10/2026Championship
@ Preston North End
24/10/2026Championship
vs Blackburn Rovers
17/10/2026Championship
@ Wrexham
13/10/2026Championship
vs Birmingham City
10/10/2026Championship
@ Wolverhampton Wanderers
20/09/2026Championship
vs Queens Park Rangers
12/09/2026Championship
@ Derby County
09/09/2026Championship
vs Watford
05/09/2026Championship
Upcoming Fixtures
vs Millwall
Championship
07/11/2026
16:00
@ Swansea City
Championship
21/11/2026
16:00
@ Bolton Wanderers
Championship
25/11/2026
20:45
vs Bristol City
Championship
28/11/2026
16:00
@ Portsmouth
Championship
05/12/2026
16:00
vs Cardiff City
Championship
08/12/2026
20:45
@ Stoke City
Championship
12/12/2026
13:30
vs Sheffield United
Championship
18/12/2026
21:00
@ Lincoln City
Championship
26/12/2026
16:00
vs Preston North End
Championship
29/12/2026
20:45
West Bromwich Albion
West Bromwich Albion, founded in 1878 as West Bromwich Strollers and playing at The Hawthorns — the highest-altitude league football ground in England — since 1900, were invited to be one of 12 founding members of the Football League in 1888 and are among the true pioneers of the organised game. The club won the First Division title once (1919-20), the FA Cup five times (including 1888, 1892, and most recently 1968), and in 1931 uniquely became the only club in history to win promotion and the FA Cup in the same season. The 1970s side featuring the 'Three Degrees' — Cyrille Regis, Brendon Batson, and Laurie Cunningham — were trailblazers for Black footballers in England. Currently competing in the Championship after the Premier League cycle of promotions and relegations, the Baggies retain their blue-collar West Midlands community identity and ambitions to return to the top flight.