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We prepare for Saturday's showdown with the Villa by talking to Jonny Evans and Mark O'Connor and we relive the Saido Berahino goal that separated the sides in the Villa Park clash earlier this season

Salomon Rondon sent the Throstles into round four of the FA Cup at an ice bound Ashton Gate. Our commentary captures the big moments from the game

Hear how Albion Radio called a pulsating 2-2 draw at Stamford Bridge, along with Jonas Olsson's exclusive analysis of the game. Music: "Eight Nineteen" by Matt Stevens, available from www.mattstevensguitar.com

Two games and two crucial injury time goals bear testimony to Albion’s ability to go the distance, however long it is. That doesn’t happen by accident so we talked to Tony Pulis, Darren Fletcher and Director of Performance Mark Gillett this week to get inside Albion’s fitness regime. Music: "Eight Nineteen" by Matt Stevens, available from www.mattstevensguitar.com

How crucial will James Morrison's last minute equaliser prove to be for Albion's season? Listen back to how the goals went in and hear Tony Brown recall a similar third round escape in 1968

We've a packed preview programme for you, featuring Head Coach Tony Pulis, Mark O'Connor and Albion FA Cup winner Tony Brown, all looking ahead to what looks set to be a cup tie cracker on Saturday

In our first Albion News podcast, we talk to Dave Kemp about winning at Wembley with Wimbledon and the continuing importance of the FA Cup. Plus there's a tribute to Don Howe from Tony Brown who worked with him as both player and manager. Music: "Eight Nineteen" by Matt Stevens, available from www.mattstevensguitar.com

It was the best possible start to 2016 with Jonny Evans' late, late winner against Stoke. Hear how Albion Radio saw the game and listen to Tony Brown's views on a crucial win. Music: "Eight Nineteen" by Matt Stevens, available from www.mattstevensguitar.com

Mark O'Connor talks us through Saturday's upcoming meeting with Stoke and we listen back to how Albion Radio reported on our 1-0 win at the Britannia Stadium earlier this season. Music: "Eight Nineteen" by Matt Stevens, available from www.mattstevensguitar.com

Albion end 2015 on a high by turning over the Toon in a pulsating fixture. We listen back to the highlights and get Tony Brown's thoughts on our win.

What would Christmas Day be without settling down to listen to the traditional King's Speech? With thanks to our friends at BBC WM for the archive interviews, we bring you Jeff Astle's message to the Albion nation.

We look ahead to the Boxing Day clash with Mark O'Connor and bid farewell to 2015's previews with a little help from Bob Dylan. Sort of.

Albion reduced to nine men as Cherries grab late winner from the penalty spot #WBA

Albion reduced to ten men as James McClean sees red in the first half #WBA

We spoke to Ian Preece and Doug Cheeseman about their new book, "The Heyday of the Football Annual" which looks back at 40 years worth of Christmas morning literature and uncovers new learning about Albion's Jimmy Dudley and his budgie.

One hundred minutes of football still couldn't separate Albion and Liverpool at Anfield. Listen again to the highlights of a pulsating game here on Albion Radio.

We look forward to what Albion fans can expect from Sunday's clash with Liverpool at Anfield #WBA

A footballer's life brings you into close contact with many room mates on away trips. Simon Miotto tells us about his first encounter with Zoltan Gera, back in 2004. Warning: involves gratuitous use of watermelon. Music: "Eight Nineteen" by Matt Stevens, available from www.mattstevensguitar.com

Albion fan Mat Danks recalls Albion cup ties of the past and tells us how he rediscovered the magic of the FA Cup by working with Willenhall's Sporting Khalsa earlier this season. Music: "Eight Nineteen" by Matt Stevens, available from www.mattstevensguitar.com

For the third game running, Albion come from behind to take a positive result as James McClean's goal earns a point against Spurs. Music: "Eight Nineteen" by Matt Stevens, available from www.mattstevensguitar.com