West Brom vs Preston North End: Weather forecast, ticket details and travel information
West Brom are set to return to Championship action against Preston North End on Saturday.
Preston are preparing to travel to face West Brom as Ryan Mason attempts to get back on the winning trail at The Hawthorns.
West Brom lost 3-0 to Millwall last time out as the Baggies put in one of their worst performances of the campaign.
The international break has represented an ideal period to rebuild and has also allowed someone like Isaac Price to thrive away from West Brom.
Mason will be hopeful that his side can bounce back and secure three points as Paul Heckingbottom’s side rock up in the Black Country.
Hawthorns ticket information vs Preston
Any Albion fans who are yet to purchase tickets are in luck, as there are plenty still available in two stands at The Hawthorns.
Seats remain unoccupied in both the East and Birmingham Road stands, as of 14 October, should supporters want to attend the match.
Tickets are priced between £32 and £35 for an adult, with under-14s concessions starting at just £7 for the Preston clash.
Dry conditions expected for West Brom vs Preston
With Storm Amy taking hold of fixtures up and down the UK in recent weeks, poor conditions have been observed.
This looks to be off the table now, as dry weather is now looking likely as the Baggies prepare to face off against Preston.
The Met Office has forecast sunny intervals and cloud around the 3pm kick-off time, with temperatures around 13 degrees Celsius remaining consistent throughout the day.
| Time | 11:00am | 12:00pm | 01:00pm | 02:00pm | 03:00pm |
| Chance of persciptiation | <5% | <5% | <5% | <5% | <5% |
| Tempurature | 11° | 12° | 13° | 13° | 13° |
These sorts of conditions should suit Mason’s side as they look to get the ball down and play against a typically more physical outfit.
Travel information for West Brom vs Preston
It doesn’t appear that there will be many issues for travelling supporters as they make their way to The Hawthorns ahead of kickoff.
Fans are advised to allow plenty of time to travel, as various methods are available to get to the ground.
The number 74 bus operates between Birmingham City Centre and Dudley, with a stop allowing fans to get off directly opposite the stadium on the Birmingham Road.
Tram and train routes are also available, and no forecast issues have been confirmed at this stage, with just days remaining until the clash.
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