A Sheffield Wednesday fan has been charged after a sick post mocking the death of a West Brom fan was shared on social media.

West Bromwich Albion have written to the EFL to request they conduct their own investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of a supporter during their clash with Sheffield Wednesday on Saturday,

Top of the table West Bromwich Albion faced Sheffield Wednesday in an early Championship kick off on Saturday, in which the Owls ran out 3-2 winners. Shortly after the game had finished, the Midlands side tweeted a statement which confirmed the death of a supporter during the game.

West Bromwich Albion players will wear black arm bands during the club's next home game when a minute's applause will be held in honour of the fan who died at the weekend.

Last weekend, the Baggies won 1-0 against Plymouth with Josh Maja getting on the scoresheet. Sheffield Wednesday lost 2-1 to Luton Town with Barry Bannan opening the scoring. However, Carlton Morris scored twice late on to win the game for the Hatters.

South Yorkshire Police have confirmed a man has been arrested after he appeared to mock the death of a West Brom fan and those who lost their lives in the Hillsborough disaster

A social media user has been arrested after messages apparently mocking the death of a man at a Sheffield Wednesday game were shared online. West Brom supporter Mark Townsend died from a medical episode during the match on Saturday,

The brother of a West Bromwich Albion fan who died after collapsing at Hillsborough during Saturday’s Championship fixture against Sheffield Wednesday has demanded to know why paramedics took 15 minutes to arrive in the stands.

West Bromwich Albion have written to the EFL asking that it investigate events surrounding the death of a supporter during the Championship fixture at Sheffield Wednesday on Saturday. Mark Townsend, 57,

A man has been arrested after an alleged Hillsborough Disaster slur was shared online following the death of a man at the stadium. Police confirmed the man is currently in custody today, Monday, September 30 following reports of malicious communications on social media.