Two teams that have looked impressive this season face off at the DW Stadium with Wigan looking to keep their good run going against a dangerous West Brom.
Albion have been one of the form teams this season, and lie in fifth place after ten games with an impressive haul of 17 points, level on points with fourth-placed Everton. Steve Clarke has turned West Brom into a competitive unit, capable of playing bright football, while also keeping their defensive shape.
With the likes of Peter Odemwingie, Shane Long, Zoltan Gera and Romelu Lukaku in form, the Baggies are a team capable of posing a problem to any team in the English Premier League.
However, Roberto Martinez's side are on a good run as well, having won their previous two Premier League games, including the impressive 1-0 win over Tottenham at White Hart Lane last weekend. And Clarke is expecting a tough encounter against the Latics on Saturday.
"In the last few games Wigan have got back to where they were towards the end of last season when they were the best team in the league," Clarke told reporters. "They play good football, have a slightly different system to most teams in the league, use it well, play it well, and the players understand their role within the team.
"We go there expecting a difficult game, but I'm sure Wigan are expecting a difficult game as well.
"I would like to think we can both go out there, put on a good footballing performance and try and get the three points."
West Brom got back on course after suffering two successive defeats, with a 2-0 win over Southampton Monday, and Clarke was pleased with his players' response. "I found out that the players don't like getting beaten, they take it personally and they want to put it right," he added. "That was a big thing for us over the last couple of weeks.
"They didn't sit back on the two performances and say 'at least we played well'. They were disappointed to lose both games and determined to put it right on Monday."
There are injury doubts hovering over goalkeeper Ben Foster, who has a groin problem, but Clarke is hopeful of managing the injury in between games. "With Ben we're waiting on the diagnosis, and fingers crossed it is positive," Clarke said. "I'm hopeful he'll be available to play again on Saturday, kicking with his right foot.
"Hopefully it is something we can manage similar to what we've done with Shane over the last few weeks. Ben's chances of playing on Saturday are probably 60-40 in his favor."
James Morrison has returned from injury and is expected to be available, while Clarke will take it slow with Steven Reid, who has also started training, keeping in mind he has been missed action for the last two months.
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Expected lineups: Wigan: Al Habsi, Ramis, Caldwell, Figueroa, Boyce, McCarthy, Watson, Beausejour, Di Santo, Maloney, Kone.
West Brom: Foster, Jones, McAuley, Olsson, Ridgewell, Mulumbu, Yacob, Gera, Dorans, Odemwingie, Long.
Prediction: 1-1
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