Albion’s Remembrance Day shirts are up for grabs to help a good cause.
The poppy-embossed, match-worn shirts are being auctioned online with the funds raised going to the Royal British Legion.
Shirts available are those worn by the men at home to Newcastle and the women in their 1-0 win at Everton.
All the shirts will be player-signed.
The men’s tops had brought in more than £5,000 as of last night.
Lewis Dunk’s No.5 had attracted the highest bid although the goalkeeper’s shirt he also ended up wearing, but was donned for most of the game by Robert Sanchez, is also proving popular.
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The women’s shirts have attracted bids totalling £1,700 with those worn by Emily Simpkins, Ellie Brazil and Inessa Kaagman setting the pace.
Bidding is open until 2pm on November 28 via the website matchwornshirt.com.
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