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Having lost our grip on third place, this weekend now finds us in a battle to hold onto fourth as we travel to the Ricoh Arena for one of the lesser-spotted West Midlands derbies of recent years, renewing hostilities (for the first time since March 2010) with a resurgent Coventry City who stand just a point behind us. November was a struggle from start to finish for Albion, and there's an inescapable sense of everyone simply going through the motions until the other shoe drops, but there remains a hope - however small - that Ismael can find a new leaf to turn in time for Christmas, and there'd be no better time to do it.

Coventry haven't had things entirely their own way in the last month either, having drawn their last three league matches - a fourth would be their longest streak of stalemates since March 2012 - though it's also worth noting that Albion have failed to score in our last three on the road, and if we make it a fourth then we'll be on our longest away goal-drought since the winter of 2010-11. On the plus side, we've yet to concede a single goal at the Ricoh in our grand total of four visits, and haven't lost on their turf since a 1-0 defeat at Highfield Road at Christmas 2003. Another goalless draw then? It'd be far from the worst result for Albion, but as our promotion challenge suffers death from a thousand cuts, you sense that it wouldn't do Ismael any favours at all.

Quiz

1. Nineteen Albion players in history have scored in away wins at Coventry. Can you name them?

2. Of those nineteen, eight scored *two* goals. Can you pick out those who doubled up?

3. Nine Baggies goalkeepers have gone to Coventry and kept a clean sheet. Who were they?

4. Of those nine, only one goalie kept more than one clean sheet, shutting out the Sky Blues on their own turf a whopping *three* times. Which gloveman was it?

5. I was born ten days after West Brom's first-ever league victory at Highfield Road; I played in the Premier League, made 23 appearances for my country and am currently managing the Albion. Who am I?

6. Albion's last-ever victory at Highfield Road saw a Baggies substitute brought on and then sent off twenty minutes later. Who was he?

7. The same match was a landmark game for the WBA manager then in charge. Who was the manager, and what milestone did he pass?

8. I made my Albion debut in their most recent away win in Coventry. I played 20 times for the club and was capped 62 times by my country, but never appeared for any other English side. Who am I?