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FLW details all the information of how to watch the midweek action at The Hawthorns.

Another important round of Championship fixtures get underway in midweek, with a clash at The Hawthorns having implications at both ends of the table.

On Wednesday evening, West Brom welcome Southampton to the Black Country, hoping to build on an impressive point on the road last weekend.

The Baggies secured a 1-1 draw against Sheffield United, with George Campbell going from zero to hero, firstly diverting the ball into his own net from a low Gustavo Hamer cross, before unleashing a rocket of an effort from 25 yards out to send the travelling fans into raptures.

It could just be what is needed to kickstart the last part of their season and get them pushing away from the wrong end of the table, but they are coming up against a firmly inform Saints team at the moment.

Tonda Eckert’s men are unbeaten from their last eight Championship games, winning six, while they claimed a huge scalp in the FA Cup last weekend by beating Premier League outfit Fulham 1-0 to reach the quarter-finals.

Naturally, there is so much positivity for Saints supporters to latch onto at the moment, while another victory at The Hawthorns would help them firmly stake their claim for a play-off place too.

It’s a match that has a lot on the line for both teams, so it should prove to be an enthralling encounter as we enter the home stretch of this Championship season.

With this in mind, FLW details all the key information you need to know about how to watch the clash.

West Brom v Southampton: TV/Live Stream, kick-off time, and more

The Baggies host the Saints on Wednesday evening, with big performances needed for these two sides to progress up different ends of the table.

Albion could well find themselves back in the bottom three before kick-off if results don’t go their way, while Southampton will be hopeful that their play-off rivals stumble so they can take advantage.

West Brom have a mixed bag of form when playing at The Hawthorns, winning six, drawing six and losing five of their 17 home league fixtures, although they haven't tasted victory on home soil since the 29th December – a 2-1 victory over Queens Park Rangers under Ryan Mason.

Southampton themselves rank inside the top half for their form on the road, winning six, drawing five and losing seven of their 18 league matches on their travels.

The clash on Wednesday evening will be available to view via Sky Sports +, with viewers able to tune into the action from 19:40, ahead of a 19:45 kick-off time.

It will require a subscription to Sky Sports in order to access the game, with Sky Sports + coming at no extra charge with the original package.

Alternatively, a subscription to NOW TV’s Sports package will also give viewers access to the Championship clash in an online capacity, with both day and monthly passes offering access to all 12 of Sky Sports’ channels.

Wednesday evening is a big clash for both West Brom and Southampton

As we get down to the business end of this Championship campaign, every match is crucial to helping teams achieve their goals come May.

For West Brom, it’s all about survival. While it was unexpected at the start of the season, this Albion team has to battle and scrap for every second to keep themselves away from the League One trapdoor.

And they can take heart from a spirited display at Bramall Lane, coming from a goal down to notch what could be such an important point come the end of this term.

And this will undoubtedly give them confidence against the Saints, where they will hope a buoyant Albion crowd can get behind them and help get them over the line to what would be a huge three points.

But it’s no easy feat against this Southampton team, who rank second in the Championship form table over the last five matches.

Unbeaten in their last eight Championship games, winning six, and then claiming a huge scalp in the FA Cup last weekend to reach the quarter-finals has left everybody connected with the club on a massive high heading to The Hawthorns, so the Saints will prove to be tricky opposition for Albion to come out on top against.

You would certainly make Southampton the favourites heading into the game, but the Championship’s