05 November 2011 17:26 Robin van Persie was once again the catalyst for an Arsenal win, scoring one and making another two as the Gunners eased to victory over West Brom.

[LNB] Arsenal did not turn to 41-year-old reserve keeper Jens Lehmann, dragged out of retirement this week to bolster the team's faltering title challenge. [LNB]How they must wish they had done so ...

West Brom are showing an interest in completing the loan signing of a "sublime" Premier League player this summer, according to a new update.

The Great Escape Zoom call: How Robin Hood and a trip to Florida saved West Brom By Steve Madeley May 15, 2020 ...

West Brom supporters have been debating the early favourites to be the club’s next boss, following Carlos Corberan’s exit. Corberan has departed The Hawthorns to join La Liga club Valencia as ...

How Pye can be Fellows 2.0 Looking at the final West Brom lineup fielded at the close of the 24/25 campaign is enough to validate how many of the Baggies' seasoned first-teamers have the third ...

Regular readers will know how much Norwich City columnist Robin Sainty enjoys a trip to West Bromwich, because even if the football disappoints, the… ...

The West Brom game was also a good day for Angus Gunn who made two excellent saves and generally seemed much more positive in dealing with crosses than has been the case for much of the season.

Ryan Mason Appointed West Brom Head Coach After Spurs Exit West Bromwich Albion have confirmed the appointment of Ryan Mason as their new head coach, bringing an end to his long-standing ...

West Bromwich Albion head coach Pepe Mel insisted Robin van Persie should definitely have been sent off in Manchester United’s 3-0 win at The Hawthorns and felt referee Jonathan Moss’ leniency ...

West Brom has won consecutive matches by three goals and has taken points in four of six matches in a bid to save Sam Allardyce from his first Premier League relegation. The Baggies are nine points ...