Sky Bet EFL: Match previews and best bets for fixtures on Saturday September 14

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Fulham are unbeaten in their last seven league games against West Brom (W3 D4 L0), although this is their first meeting since February 2014 in the Premier League.
West Brom are winless in each of their last 15 league trips to Fulham (W0 D6 L9) since winning 2-1 in October 1967.
Fulham have put together 126 sequences of 10 or more passes in open play this season – 47 more than any other Championship team.
West Bromwich Albion have won the most points from losing positions in the Championship this season (11). The Baggies have gone behind in five of their six games and lost none (W3 D2 L0).
The two teams to complete the most successful passes in the opposition half this season are Fulham (1,347) and West Brom (1,308).
Grady Diangana’s three Championship goals this season have been worth five points for West Brom – no player has won more points for their team in the division this season.

Charlton completed a league double over Birmingham the last time the two sides met in the 2015-16 campaign.
Birmingham have won one of their last eight visits to Charlton (W1 D4 L3), a 2-0 victory in February 2014.
Charlton have lost just two of their last 25 games in all competitions (W16 D7 L2).
Birmingham have lost their last three away games in all competitions all by the same score (3-0) and have attempted just 21 shots across three defeats.
Charlton manager Lee Bowyer – who played for both the Addicks and Birmingham during his career – scored in this fixture in August 1995 for Charlton in a 3-1 league win.
Charlton are the first newly-promoted Championship side to remain unbeaten in their first six league games of the season since Brighton in 2011-12 – the Seagulls went on to finish 10th.

Peterborough, who completed the League One double over Rochdale last season, are looking to record three straight league wins over the away side for the first time December 2010.
Rochdale have won two of their last four away league games against Peterborough (L2), as many victories as in their other 22 such trips (P22 W2 D8 L12).
Peterborough United are looking to win four straight league matches for the first time since doing so in each of their opening five games of League One last season under manager Steve Evans.
Rochdale have won four of their last seven away games in League One (P7 W4 D1 L2), last staying unbeaten in four successive league games on the road between August and September 2018.
As a Peterborough player, George Boyd has been directly involved in six goals in five previous league games against Rochdale (three goals, three assists), including delivering an assist in each of his last three such appearances between February 2008 and April 2011.

Odds correct at 1300 BST (12/09/19)