Wolves vs West Brom: How to watch, TV channel and kick-off for Black Country derby

West Bromwich Albion are gearing up for a mouth-watering Black Country derby with Wolverhampton Wanderers.

The Baggies will make the short trip to Molineux on Sunday, looking to continue a fine start to the Championship campaign.

It marks the first time the teams have met in over two years, while it will be their first league encounter in over five years.

With this fixture preceding a lengthy break for the international window, James Morrison will keen to take some momentum into the season's first pause.

Morrison has played in five Black Country derbies himself as a player, so knows all about what this fixture means to supporters.

If you are not making the trip to Molineux for the game, West Brom News has all the details about how you can watch along at home.

How can I watch West Brom's derby clash with Wolves?

The tension is building ahead of the trip to enemy territory for West Brom's biggest clash of the season far.

Morrison's side have made an excellent start to the campaign, and sit fourth in the table but level on points with the three teams above them.

Last time, the Baggies earned a 1-1 draw at QPR, which followed a hard-fought 1-0 victory at Derby County.

But, no game means more to Albion supporters than the Black Country derby, and they will be desperate for earn bagging rights.

The clash kicks off at 12pm on Sunday, with 2,550 Albion supporters making the trip to cheer on their team.

For those not attending live, the game will be shown live on Sky Sports+, with coverage starting from 11.30am.

What is James Morrison's record vs Wolves as a West Brom player?

The Baggies have got a man in charge who knows exactly how important this fixture is to the fanbase.

As a player, Morrison featured in five Black Country derbies.

His first taste ended in a 1-0 victory at Molineux in April 2008, Zoltan Gera's goal all-but securing promotion to the Premier League on that occasion.

He came off the bench in a 1-1 draw with Wolves in the Premier League in Februay 2011, and started the 3-1 defeat in the reverse fixture in May that same year.

Morrison's final two games versus Wolves as a player were hugely enjoyable, though, playing a part in a 2-0 triumph at The Hawthorns in October 2011.

Just four months later, he played as West Brom routed their rivals 5-1 at Molineux in one of the most famous results of the Baggies' modern history.