West Brom vs Sheffield Utd : TV Channel, Live Stream guide

There’s a new manager in place for West Bromwich Albion as former Huddersfield boss Carlos Corberan joins the club in time for today’s lunchtime fixture with Sheff Utd.

There’s plenty of work to do with the Baggies currently second from bottom of the Championship table and with the worst form in the league.

West Brom‘s dire plight continued with a 2-1 loss at Millwall last weekend.

The Baggies finished with 10 men, registering just two shots on goal which is a big worry for the new manager.

Corberan takes over as side with four losses in their last six games; West Brom have managed just one win in their last 12 matches across all competitions.

Paul Heckingbottom will be looking to improve on Sheffield Utd‘s fifth place position, and get back on a winning run following six games without a win.

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Here’s our guide on how to watch the West Brom Sheff Utd match live streaming today.

What channel is the West Brom v Sheff Utd game on?

The match is being played on Sky Sports Football channel today. It is the featured match this lunchtime from the EFL. A subscription will be required to watch however.

You can read more about how to watch West Brom live streaming with our guide.

West Bromwich Albion are second-last on the Championship table; they are just a point above last-placed Huddersfield, and are four points from safety.

Carlos Corberan’s men have just two wins in 16 league games, and they’ll hope to improve that record today.

Sheffield United had to come from behind to steal a point against Norwich City last weekend; despite trailing by two goals at half-time, Paul Heckingbottom’s men were able to claw their way back into the game.

Sheffield United have struggled to find their footing in recent weeks; they are without a win in their last six matches, with three draws and three losses.

Due to their poor run of form, the Blades find themselves in fifth-place; interestingly, they were leading the standings prior to their winless streak.

Paul Heckingbottom will hope to snap his team’s unwanted streak today, and he’ll fancy his chances against a struggling West Brom side.

Sheffield United aren’t the bookies’ favourites here, and with good reason; they have no wins in six games, and they also tend to struggle at the Hawthorns Stadium.

However, we would like to point out that the Blades have fared relatively better than West Brom this season.

Despite their recent struggles, Sheffield United have lost just four of 16 league matches so far.

In contrast, West Bromwich Albion have two wins in 16 league games this season, and they’ve won just one of their last 12, in all competitions. Considering the Baggies don’t win many games, we believe there’s more value in backing Sheffield United not to lose.

This option pays 4/7 odds which looks just about right.

Kick off time for this one is 12:30 BST.