- 1Sam Johnstone
- 3Gibbs, Kieran
- 68M. Holgate
- 26Ahmed Hegazy
- 5K. Bartley
- 25C. Dawson
- 70J. Murphy
- 11C. Brunt
- 6S. Johansen
- 10M. Phillips
- 19J. Rodríguez
- 24T. Adarabioyo
- 34R. Harper
- 7J. Morrison
- 20J. Leko
- 23Bond, Jonathan
- 14Conor Townsend
- 15Montero, Jefferson
- 12J. Steer
- 3N. Taylor
- 40T. Mings
- 4A. Tuanzebe
- 27Ahmed El Mohamady
- 10J. Grealish
- 14C. Hourihane
- 7J. McGinn
- 22A. El Ghazi
- 18T. Abraham
- 19A. Green
- 15M. Jedinak
- 37A. Adomah
- 17Davis, Keinan
- 26J. Kodjia
- 28L. Kalinić
- 30K. Hause
- 6G. Whelan
With 16 minutes to go at Villa Park on Saturday, West Brom were coasting towards a huge victory. However, a dramatic last 15 minutes has left them as rank outsiders in this tie. They need to turn around a 2-1 defeat in the first leg, while they have to do it without forward Dwight Gayle after his red card. It was an impressive result for Villa, who made a switch in approach to get themselves in pole position to reach Wembley. Will they book a place in the playoff final for the second season running?
West Brom went under the radar in their Championship campaign, while they nearly pulled off a major shock against a Villa side who have been widely tipped to go up. Now the Baggies are left with a huge challenge at the Hawthorns on Tuesday night. Their record in front of goal at home this term suggests they have the firepower to turn it around, but the absence of Gayle is a blow to that. Jay Rodriguez is the only striker West Brom can call upon here, while they have major defensive issues troubling them.