Rotherham United vs West Bromwich Albion Prediction: Both teams lost last game

Rotherham United will welcome West Bromwich Albion at New York Stadium in Game Week 21 of the English Championship. Both teams are coming on back of a defeat in the last game. Who will come out on top after 90 minutes?

Rotherham United's winless streak in the Championship has extended to eight matches under interim manager Wayne Carlisle, following their 5-0 defeat to Watford under the guidance of Matt Taylor. Despite having a chance to secure their first away win of the season against Birmingham City, Rotherham was hindered by Daniel Ayala's first-half dismissal, ultimately resulting in a loss with goals from Charlie Patino and Jerry Yates. The club is reportedly in advanced talks with former Wigan Athletic boss Leam Richardson to take over as manager, as they currently sit at the bottom of the league table, eight points behind safety. Despite their position, Rotherham has had some success during midweek home matches, securing a 2-0 victory against Coventry City and a draw against Ipswich Town. The battle for a place in Carlisle's attack is between Sam Nombe and Jordan Hugill, with Nombe currently leading due to his ability to disrupt defenses.

Johansson; Peltier, Morrison, Odoffin, Revan; Appiah, Lindsay, Rathbone, Tiehi, Bramall; Nombe

West Brom suffered consecutive losses in the league for the first time this season, as they were defeated 2-1 by Sunderland at the Stadium of Light on Saturday. This defeat comes on the back of their heartbreaking loss to league leaders Leicester City. Despite being lucky to be level at halftime, West Brom were unable to secure any points as they conceded goals to Daniel Ballard and Daniel Neil in the second half. In their upcoming fixtures against Rotherham and Stoke City, West Brom's objective is to earn six points. Currently, they are six points behind fourth-placed Southampton in the Championship standings. However, they have a two-point lead over Cardiff City. In their previous visit to the New York Stadium, West Brom suffered a painful 3-1 defeat against Rotherham, which affected their confidence in securing a top-six finish last season.

Palmer; Furlong, Ajayi, Kipre, Townsend; Yokuslu, Mowatt, Fellows, Swift, Sarmiento; Thomas-Asante

Rotherham is currently experiencing a poor streak and is not anticipating a favorable outcome against West Brom, who have performed admirably this season. Despite several important players being injured, Albion is expected to maintain a steady level of performance. Therefore, we predict that Corberan's team will regain their winning momentum on Tuesday evening.