Coventry vs West Brom Prediction and Betting Tips for the Championship, scheduled for November 22, 2025, at 12:30 GMT. The match will be broadcast live on Sky Sports and NOW TV from the Coventry Building Society Arena. Frank Lampard’s table-topping Sky Blues welcome Ryan Mason’s inconsistent West Bromwich Albion in what promises to be an intriguing clash. For in-depth team data and insights, explore Championship Stats on XpertStats.

• Coventry boast a home unbeaten run and average 2.71 goals scored per match.
• West Brom struggle away, conceding 1.38 goals on average this season.
• Coventry dominate set-piece stats, averaging 6.29 corners per game.
• Frank Lampard’s men are five points clear at the top after 15 games.

Coventry come into this one flying high and full of confidence. After a narrow but deserved 1-0 win at Stoke City before the break, they’ve stretched their record to eight wins from nine matches. Mason Ephron-Clark’s stunning late strike in that match felt symbolic, this is a team that knows how to grind out results. Lampard’s men are unbeaten at home this season, winning four straight at the CBS Arena and scoring 11 goals in that stretch. With an average of 2.71 goals scored and just 0.57 conceded per match, their balance has been near-perfect. Can anyone really slow them down right now?

It’s not just attack that impresses, their defensive organization is textbook stuff. Even with injuries to Jack Rudoni and the temporary absence of Van Ewijk, Coventry’s backline has remained compact and disciplined. Their pressing has been relentless, and their corners tell the story too: 6.29 won per game on average, often turning dead-ball situations into real danger. It’s no wonder they’ve gone 15 games top of the Championship table. Lampard seems to have them believing that promotion isn’t just a dream anymore; it’s within touching distance.

West Brom, on the other hand, remain unpredictable. Their 2-1 home win over Oxford before the international break might’ve eased the pressure, but it didn’t erase the bigger picture, only two wins from their last seven games. Aune Heggebo’s match-winning header offered hope, yet consistency remains a real concern. Averaging just 0.88 goals per game, the Baggies’ attack has lacked rhythm, and away from home, it’s been even tougher. Four straight losses on the road tell their own story. Still, maybe that comeback win was the spark they needed. Maybe.

Statistically, though, the gap between these two sides is stark. Coventry are scoring freely and conceding barely half a goal per match, while West Brom are leaking nearly three times that rate. The Baggies’ average of 8.13 corners per game hints at effort but not dominance. With Coventry’s high-intensity style and home advantage, it’s hard to look past another win for the league leaders. That said, football loves surprises and if West Brom can frustrate early, the crowd might just get restless. Still, all signs point toward another solid result for the Sky Blues, driven by momentum and belief built on pure numbers from the Championship Stats.