Mercurial squad West Bromwich Albion (4-6-2, 14 points) is set to take on top contender Arsenal FC (8-2-2, 26 points) at their home field of the Hawthorns on November 21st as the 2015-2016 Premier League season moves forward.
West Brom is presently on a two-game losing skid after winning two straight games. Their last match was a 0-2 defeat in the hands of powerhouse team Manchester United at the Old Trafford on November 7th, via SkySports.
Tony Pulis' boys were unable to stop the Red Devils' rarely-used winger Jesse Lingard and midfielder Juan Mata from scoring goals at the 52nd and 90th+1 minutes to drop to 13th place in the league table.
Baggies striker Saido Berahino almost equalized the game at the 75th as he was left open from six yards, but his shot went off the goal post.
Meanwhile, Arsenal settled for a 1-1 draw against Tottenham Hotspur at the Emirates Stadium on November 8th before the international break, as per The Guardian.
The draw snapped their five-game winning streak and also prevented them from overtaking Manchester City as the interim league leaders as both are now tied with 26 points in the overall standings.
Spurs striker Harry Kane converted the first goal at the 32nd while Gunners left back Kieran Gibbs equalized it at the 77th.
The prediction is a 3-0 romp for Arsenal. Wenger's boys are set to bounce back from their disappointing performance during their last game and will blow out West Brom in their own stadium.
West Brom starting lineup (4-5-1 formation): Myhill; Brunt, Dawson, Evans, Olsson; Fletcher, Sessegnon, McClean, Yacob, Morrison; Rondón
Arsenal starting lineup (4-2-3-1 formation): Cech; Mertesacker, Debuchy, Monreal, Koscielny; Cazorla, Sánchez; Özil, Coquelin, Campbell; Giroud