West Bromwich Albion's Championship fixture schedule for the 2022/23 season has now been officially confirmed.

The coming campaign will be Steve Bruce's first full season in charge of the club, where they will be looking to improve an an underwhelming 10th place finish in the second-tier last time out, following relegation from the Premier League at the end of the 2020/21 campaign.

For the new campaign, West Brom begin with a trip to the Riverside Stadium to face Middlesbrough on Saturday 30th July, with a 5:30pm kick-off in a game that will be live on Sky Sports.

West Brom's first home game of the season will come on Tuesday 16th August at home to Cardiff. That is due to the fact that the Baggies' game at home to Watford on 6th August, is set to be rescheduled due to the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.

Over the festive schedule, Bruce's side are away at Bristol City on Boxing Day, before hosting Preston on the 29th December, and Reading coming to The Hawthorns on New Year's Day 2023.

The club's final home game of the season is against Norwich on the 29th April, before they end season with a trip to Swansea the weekend after.

West Brom's fixtures in full are as follows:

Saturday, July 30

Middlesbrough

A

Saturday, August 6*

Watford

H

Saturday, August 13

Blackburn Rovers

A

Tuesday, August 16

Cardiff City

H

Saturday, August 20

Hull City

H

Saturday, August 27

Huddersfield Town

A

Tuesday, August 30

Wigan Athletic

A

Saturday, September 3

Burnley

H

Saturday, September 10

Coventry City

A

Wednesday, September 14

Birmingham City

H

Saturday, September 17

Norwich City

A

Saturday, October 1

Swansea City

H

Wednesday, October 5

Preston North End

A

Saturday, October 8

Luton Town

H

Saturday, October 15

Reading

A

Tuesday, October 18

Bristol City

H

Saturday, October 22

Millwall

A

Saturday, October 29

Sheffield United

H

Tuesday, November 1

Blackpool

H

Saturday, November 5

QPR

A

Saturday, November 12

Stoke City

H

Saturday, December 10

Sunderland

A

Saturday, December 17

Rotherham United

H

Monday, December 26

Bristol City

A

Thursday, December 29

Preston North End

H

Sunday, January 1

Reading

H

Saturday, January 14

Luton Town

A

Saturday, January 21

Burnley

A

Saturday, January 28

Wigan Athletic

H

Saturday, February 4

Coventry City

H

Saturday, February 11

Birmingham City

A

Wednesday, February 15

Blackburn Rovers

H

Saturday, February 18

Watford

A

Saturday, February 25

Middlesbrough

H

Saturday, March 4

Hull City

A

Saturday, March 11

Huddersfield Town

H

Wednesday, March 15

Cardiff City

A

Saturday, March 18

Sheffield United

A

Saturday, April 1

Millwall

H

Friday, April 7

Rotherham United

A

Monday, April 10

QPR

H

Saturday, April 15

Stoke City

A

Tuesday, April 18

Blackpool

A

Saturday, April 22

Sunderland

H

Saturday, April 29

Norwich City

H

Saturday, May 6

Swansea City

A