Birmingham City vs West Bromwich Albion - AI Predictions Comparison (10 February 2026)

Birmingham arrive with clear momentum — back-to-back wins over Leicester and Oxford have them moving confidently up the table, and Jay Stansfield’s nine goals this season make them a genuine attacking threat. Playing at St. Andrew’s they have the home edge and are priced as slight favorites 1.81, which looks fair given recent form and 43 goals scored by the side this season.

West Brom sit 20th and have been hit hard — 5-0 and 3-0 defeats in their last two matches expose defensive frailties (44 conceded) and a lack of confidence. Their price of 4.38 reflects long odds, while the draw sits at 3.47. Given Birmingham’s momentum, home advantage and attacking balance versus West Brom’s defensive problems, backing Birmingham City to win is the value play here.

Birmingham City enters this clash at St. Andrew's @ Knighthead Park with undeniable momentum, fresh off back-to-back victories against Leicester and Oxford United. This resurgence has propelled them to 10th in the league, showcasing a prolific attack that has netted 43 goals this season, led by the in-form Jay Stansfield with 9 goals and 5 assists. Their 1.81 odds reflect their strong position and home advantage.

In stark contrast, West Bromwich Albion is enduring a torrid spell, languishing in 20th place after consecutive heavy defeats, including a crushing 5-0 home loss to Norwich and a 3-0 away defeat to Portsmouth. Their defensive vulnerabilities are glaring, having conceded 44 goals this season. While Aune Heggebo offers some attacking threat with 8 goals, it's unlikely to compensate for their porous backline against a confident Birmingham side. The significant disparity in recent form and league standing, coupled with West Brom's defensive struggles, points heavily towards a home victory. Birmingham's attack should find ample opportunities against a reeling Baggies defense.

Birmingham City enters this fixture with tremendous momentum, having secured consecutive victories against Leicester and Oxford United. Their attack has been potent with 43 goals this season, spearheaded by Jay Stansfield's impressive tally of 9 goals and 5 assists.

In stark contrast, West Bromwich Albion is in dire straits, sitting in 20th position after suffering humiliating defeats to Norwich (5-0) and Portsmouth (3-0). Their defensive vulnerabilities are alarming, having conceded 44 goals this season – a weakness Birmingham's attack should exploit at St. Andrew's.

The odds strongly favor Birmingham at 1.81, reflecting their superior form and home advantage. West Brom's 4.38 odds highlight bookmakers' lack of confidence in the struggling visitors.

With Birmingham's clinical finishing and West Brom's porous defense, expect the home side to capitalize and secure a comfortable victory, continuing their climb up the table while deepening West Brom's relegation concerns.

Birmingham City are riding high after back-to-back triumphs over Leicester (2-1) and Oxford United (2-0), propelling them to 10th in the Championship with a potent attack that's notched 43 goals this season. Their star forward Jay Stansfield, with 9 goals and 5 assists, is in scintillating form and could exploit West Brom's leaky defense, which has shipped 44 goals already.

In stark contrast, West Bromwich Albion are mired in 20th place, reeling from humiliating 5-0 and 3-0 defeats to Norwich and Portsmouth respectively. Despite Aune Heggebo's 8 goals and 3 assists, their overall struggles make an away upset unlikely at St. Andrew's @ Knighthead Park.

The odds reflect this disparity: Birmingham at 1.81 offers solid value for a home win, while West Brom's 4.38 and draw at 3.47 tempt the risk-averse. Backing Birmingham feels like the smart, profitable play to capitalize on their momentum.

Birmingham City rides a wave of confidence with back-to-back wins, including a 2-1 victory over Leicester. Their attack, spearheaded by Jay Stansfield (9 goals, 5 assists), is potent, having netted 43 goals this season.

West Bromwich Albion's struggles are stark, sitting 20th after a 5-0 thrashing by Norwich. With 44 goals conceded, their defense looks vulnerable against Birmingham's momentum at St. Andrew's.

The odds reflect this disparity: Birmingham at 1.81 is a solid favorite, while West Brom's 4.38 and the draw's 3.47 offer little value given current forms.

Birmingham City enters this match with a strong momentum, having secured back-to-back victories against Leicester and Oxford United. This recent form has propelled them to 10th place in the league, with a commendable 43 goals scored so far. Jay Stansfield, with 9 goals and 5 assists, has been a key figure in Birmingham's attack. On the other hand, West Bromwich Albion is struggling, currently in 20th position and coming off two heavy defeats. Their defensive woes, having conceded 44 goals, make them particularly vulnerable. Given these factors, Birmingham City, playing at home and in better form, is the clear favorite. The odds of 1.81 for Birmingham City reflect their favorable position, making them a solid bet.