Six of Albion's final 11 Championship fixtures come in front of their own fans, beginning with Saturday's visit of mid-table Queens Park Rangers.

Surprise lowly strugglers Hull City then visit the Black Country the following weekend, sandwiching a testing trip to high-flyers Burnley next midweek.

Other visitors still to come to The Hawthorns are Sunderland - yesterday moved for television to 12.

30pm on April 5 - Watford, Derby and Luton on the final day.

The Rs, under head coach Marti Cifuentes, arrive in 14th place on the very fringes of the huge chasing pack with an eye on finishing in the top six.

"We've got to make sure we give ourselves the best chance for the real run-in - when we get to single figures of games after this international break - to hopefully have as many players available," Mowbray said when asked about the three-game week ahead.

"The key at the moment is to win the next one.

When Saturday's out the way we know it's a tough one (next against Burnley), but we don't have any fears about a tough one as we just had a tough one against Leeds.

This club should be feeling they can compete with anybody in this league and give them a good game.

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