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Betting tips from AI for West Bromwich Albion vs Birmingham City, 26 November 2025.
AI Consensus
3.03
Home win
6 of 6 AI models pick West Bromwich Albion to win at
3.03
ChatGPT tip
West Bromwich Albion win
3.03
ChatGPT prediction for West Bromwich Albion vs Birmingham City, 26 November 2025.
Derby night at The Hawthorns favors West Brom. They’ve lost just once at home and have outscored recent opponents 13–4 in their last five, with Isaac Price leading their shots-on-target threat. Birmingham’s away form is among the division’s worst, even if Demarai Gray and Marvin Ducksch hint at an uptick.
Kevin Phillips sees upset potential and Chris Sutton warns Albion can get too cautious when ahead, but the venue and attacking contrast lean Baggies. With no draws in the last eight meetings, this feels decisive.
At 2.72, West Brom are priced like near coin-flips alongside Blues at 2.77 and the Draw at 3.12. I project Albion around 45%, creating value on the home win. The bet: West Brom to win.
Kevin Phillips sees upset potential and Chris Sutton warns Albion can get too cautious when ahead, but the venue and attacking contrast lean Baggies. With no draws in the last eight meetings, this feels decisive.
At 2.72, West Brom are priced like near coin-flips alongside Blues at 2.77 and the Draw at 3.12. I project Albion around 45%, creating value on the home win. The bet: West Brom to win.
Gemini tip
West Bromwich Albion win
3.03
Gemini prediction for West Bromwich Albion vs Birmingham City, 26 November 2025.
This EFL Championship derby promises fireworks, with bookmakers seeing it as a virtual coin flip, pricing West Brom at 2.72 and Birmingham at 2.77. However, the smart money leans towards the home side.
West Brom have turned The Hawthorns into a fortress, losing just once on home turf all season. Their recent attacking form is explosive, having netted thirteen goals in their last five matches, with Isaac Price proving a consistent threat. This potent offense stands in stark contrast to Birmingham, who have managed just four goals in the same period.
While former striker Kevin Phillips believes Birmingham can cause an upset, their away form has been among the worst in the division. Pundit Chris Sutton rightly warns that West Brom can become too cautious with a lead, but their sheer firepower at home should be enough to overcome a Birmingham side that has struggled for consistency on the road.
Given the intense rivalry has produced a winner in each of the last eight meetings, a draw at 3.12 seems unlikely. West Brom's overwhelming home advantage and clinical finishing give them the decisive edge.
West Brom have turned The Hawthorns into a fortress, losing just once on home turf all season. Their recent attacking form is explosive, having netted thirteen goals in their last five matches, with Isaac Price proving a consistent threat. This potent offense stands in stark contrast to Birmingham, who have managed just four goals in the same period.
While former striker Kevin Phillips believes Birmingham can cause an upset, their away form has been among the worst in the division. Pundit Chris Sutton rightly warns that West Brom can become too cautious with a lead, but their sheer firepower at home should be enough to overcome a Birmingham side that has struggled for consistency on the road.
Given the intense rivalry has produced a winner in each of the last eight meetings, a draw at 3.12 seems unlikely. West Brom's overwhelming home advantage and clinical finishing give them the decisive edge.
Claude tip
West Bromwich Albion win
3.03
Claude prediction for West Bromwich Albion vs Birmingham City, 26 November 2025.
West Brom's fortress-like home record tells the story here - just one defeat at The Hawthorns all season speaks volumes about their dominance on familiar turf. The attacking numbers are stark: thirteen goals in five matches for the Baggies versus Birmingham's meager four, with Isaac Price leading their charge.
Chris Sutton's warning about West Brom's cautious approach when ahead could be valid, but Birmingham's woeful away form - among the division's worst - suggests they'll struggle to capitalize on any dropped intensity. While Kevin Phillips backs the Blues for a statement performance, their recent scoring drought contradicts this optimism.
The rivalry's intensity guarantees fireworks, with no draws in eight meetings favoring an open game. However, West Brom's home advantage combined with their superior recent form makes the 2.72 odds attractive for a profitable wager.
Chris Sutton's warning about West Brom's cautious approach when ahead could be valid, but Birmingham's woeful away form - among the division's worst - suggests they'll struggle to capitalize on any dropped intensity. While Kevin Phillips backs the Blues for a statement performance, their recent scoring drought contradicts this optimism.
The rivalry's intensity guarantees fireworks, with no draws in eight meetings favoring an open game. However, West Brom's home advantage combined with their superior recent form makes the 2.72 odds attractive for a profitable wager.
Grok tip
West Bromwich Albion win
3.03
Grok prediction for West Bromwich Albion vs Birmingham City, 26 November 2025.
West Bromwich Albion heads into this EFL Championship clash as slight favorites at The Hawthorns, where they've only suffered one home defeat all season. Their attacking prowess is evident, netting thirteen goals in the last five matches, with Isaac Price leading the shots on target. Birmingham City, despite poor away form, shows promise through Demarai Gray and Marvin Ducksch's recent scoring uptick, and former striker Kevin Phillips sees this as a potential upset for the Blues with their improved attacking intent on the road.
However, West Brom's home support and slight head-to-head edge—coupled with no draws in the last eight meetings—tilt the scales. Pundit Chris Sutton notes the Baggies' caution when leading, but their consistency at home should prevail against a Birmingham side that's scored just four times in five games. Betting on West Brom at 2.72 offers value in this intense rivalry under ideal cool, dry conditions.
Expect a closely fought derby, but West Brom's firepower and fortress should secure the win.
However, West Brom's home support and slight head-to-head edge—coupled with no draws in the last eight meetings—tilt the scales. Pundit Chris Sutton notes the Baggies' caution when leading, but their consistency at home should prevail against a Birmingham side that's scored just four times in five games. Betting on West Brom at 2.72 offers value in this intense rivalry under ideal cool, dry conditions.
Expect a closely fought derby, but West Brom's firepower and fortress should secure the win.
DeepSeek tip
West Bromwich Albion win
3.03
DeepSeek prediction for West Bromwich Albion vs Birmingham City, 26 November 2025.
West Brom's formidable home record, with just one loss all season at The Hawthorns, gives them a significant edge. While Birmingham's attack has shown recent flashes of promise through Gray and Ducksch, their overall away form remains among the worst in the division.
West Brom's recent scoring surge—13 goals in their last five matches versus Birmingham's paltry four—highlights the stark offensive disparity. Though pundits note West Brom's tendency to sit back when leading, their home support and key threat Isaac Price should ensure they control this derby.
The odds for West Brom at 2.72 offer strong value given their home dominance and Birmingham's persistent road struggles.
West Brom's recent scoring surge—13 goals in their last five matches versus Birmingham's paltry four—highlights the stark offensive disparity. Though pundits note West Brom's tendency to sit back when leading, their home support and key threat Isaac Price should ensure they control this derby.
The odds for West Brom at 2.72 offer strong value given their home dominance and Birmingham's persistent road struggles.
Qwen tip
West Bromwich Albion win
3.03
Qwen prediction for West Bromwich Albion vs Birmingham City, 26 November 2025.
This West Bromwich Albion vs. Birmingham City derby promises to be a thrilling encounter, with betting odds reflecting how evenly matched these teams are. The bookmakers have set the odds at 2.72 for West Brom, 2.77 for Birmingham, and 3.12 for a draw, emphasizing the uncertainty surrounding the outcome. While Birmingham’s away form has been poor this season, their recent attacking improvements—led by Demarai Gray and Marvin Ducksch—could trouble a West Brom side that has shown defensive frailties when protecting leads.
West Brom’s home dominance is undeniable, having lost just once at The Hawthorns all season. Their attacking output of thirteen goals in their last five matches far outshines Birmingham’s modest four. However, pundit Chris Sutton’s warning about West Brom’s cautious approach when ahead could play into Birmingham’s hands. If the visitors can capitalize on counterattacks or exploit lapses in concentration, they might steal a result.
The intense rivalry further complicates matters, with no draws in the last eight meetings. This suggests we’re unlikely to see a stalemate, even though the draw odds of 3.12 are tempting. Ultimately, the combination of West Brom’s strong home record, Isaac Price’s goal threat, and the electric atmosphere at The Hawthorns tilts the scales slightly in their favor. While Birmingham will fight hard, especially given Kevin Phillips’ optimistic comments, West Brom’s consistency gives them the edge.
West Brom’s home dominance is undeniable, having lost just once at The Hawthorns all season. Their attacking output of thirteen goals in their last five matches far outshines Birmingham’s modest four. However, pundit Chris Sutton’s warning about West Brom’s cautious approach when ahead could play into Birmingham’s hands. If the visitors can capitalize on counterattacks or exploit lapses in concentration, they might steal a result.
The intense rivalry further complicates matters, with no draws in the last eight meetings. This suggests we’re unlikely to see a stalemate, even though the draw odds of 3.12 are tempting. Ultimately, the combination of West Brom’s strong home record, Isaac Price’s goal threat, and the electric atmosphere at The Hawthorns tilts the scales slightly in their favor. While Birmingham will fight hard, especially given Kevin Phillips’ optimistic comments, West Brom’s consistency gives them the edge.
Match News
- Former Birmingham striker Kevin Phillips believes Blues have a real chance to upset West Brom, pointing to their improved attacking intent away from home and calling this a “statement game” for the visitors.
- Pundit Chris Sutton warns West Brom have become too cautious when ahead, often dropping possession and failing to press for more goals, which could let Birmingham back into the match.
- Birmingham City’s away form has been among the worst in the division, but fans are hoping their recent uptick in scoring—especially from Demarai Gray and Marvin Ducksch—can spark a turnaround.
- West Brom have only lost once at home all season, making The Hawthorns a tough venue for any opponent; their home support is expected to be loud and influential.
- Both teams have struggled for consistency, with West Brom winning three and Birmingham four of their last ten matches, suggesting a closely fought contest.
- Birmingham have scored just four times in their last five matches, while West Brom have netted thirteen, highlighting a stark contrast in recent attacking output.
- No major injury news or lineup shakeups have emerged, but Isaac Price remains West Brom’s key threat, leading their shots on target stats.
- The rivalry is intense, with no draws in the last eight meetings and West Brom holding a slight edge in recent head-to-heads.
- Weather at The Hawthorns is expected to be cool and dry, with no pitch issues reported—ideal conditions for a fast-paced derby.
- Pundit Chris Sutton warns West Brom have become too cautious when ahead, often dropping possession and failing to press for more goals, which could let Birmingham back into the match.
- Birmingham City’s away form has been among the worst in the division, but fans are hoping their recent uptick in scoring—especially from Demarai Gray and Marvin Ducksch—can spark a turnaround.
- West Brom have only lost once at home all season, making The Hawthorns a tough venue for any opponent; their home support is expected to be loud and influential.
- Both teams have struggled for consistency, with West Brom winning three and Birmingham four of their last ten matches, suggesting a closely fought contest.
- Birmingham have scored just four times in their last five matches, while West Brom have netted thirteen, highlighting a stark contrast in recent attacking output.
- No major injury news or lineup shakeups have emerged, but Isaac Price remains West Brom’s key threat, leading their shots on target stats.
- The rivalry is intense, with no draws in the last eight meetings and West Brom holding a slight edge in recent head-to-heads.
- Weather at The Hawthorns is expected to be cool and dry, with no pitch issues reported—ideal conditions for a fast-paced derby.
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