Myhill was unused in the 0-0 draw to Aston Villa on Saturday, as Ben Foster got the start.

Foster recorded four saves and picked up a clean sheet, and Myhill's run as a starter in the Premier League appears to be over. Myhill has tallied 63 saves, seven clean sheets, seven wins, nine losses and 30 goals allowed in 22 games this season.

Myhill's run as West Brom's No. 1 'keeper is likely coming to an end with the news that Ben Foster is set to return from a knee injury in the near future.

The Welshman has filled in admirably this season as Foster has worked his way back from a damaged ACL, but the latter is clearly the top choice when he is healthy. Foster played 45 minutes with the Under-21s Tuesday and will be assessed ahead of Saturday's FA Cup match versus Bristol City, which he could start if he is fully cleared.

Myhill recorded two saves in the 2-1 win over Stoke on Saturday.

The Potters played sluggishly and without a lot of spark, which didn't provide much of a threat for the Welshman, who gladly grabbed his second straight win. The Baggies, on the other hand, seemed much fresher as a team and with two wins, including a clean sheet and only one goal allowed, in the last two games, Myhill is back in fantasy business. Next up is a tricky date with Chelsea.

Myhill hauled in two saves en route to a 1-0 clean sheet victory against Newcastle United on Monday.

The Welshman registered his 7th clean sheet of the season against a Newcastle side who didn't pose much of a threat. Only two of the Magpies seven shots were on target, but Myhill had no issues with either attempt. Next up for the 33-year-old is a home fixture against a Stoke City side who are coming off a 4-3 away win against Everton. The Potters have scored six in their last two matches with Marko Arnautovic and Xherdan Shaqiri each converting twice. This is worrisome for Myhill as his side has allowed the second most goals at home (16) this season. It wouldn't be a bad decision to fade him and opt for another option between the sticks.

Myhill made one save and conceded a goal in a 1-0 loss to Swansea on Saturday.

This was one of the most lackluster games in recent memory, as there were five combined shots in the game. Myhill was unlucky not to get a clean sheet, as Swansea did almost nothing aside from the Ki goal. Myhill has had a good season all things considered though, as he has 57 saves and six clean sheets in 18 games played. He'll look to keep up the good form against Newcastle on Monday.

Myhill made five saves and three claims but conceded twice in a 2-1 loss to Bournemouth on Saturday.

The Baggies keeper had a productive outing despite conceding twice and playing the majority of the match with only nine men in front of him. He was unlucky to allow a second goal as Charlie Daniels blasted home a questionable penalty kick that more than likely should've been a free kick just outside the box. The Welshman has had a solid year thus far, despite playing behind one of the league's worst attacks. He's among the league leaders in saves (52) and is tied for second with six clean sheets. His side will visit a Swansea City team next week that has only scored two goals in their last four matches.

Myhill conceded two but hauled in six saves en route to a crucial 2-2 away draw with Liverpool on Sunday.

The Welsh put up another fantastic performance to get the Baggies to four straight games without a loss. He’s been one of the top keepers in the league and only the West Brom’s offensive inept has kept the team so low in the stands. Myhill is facing the on-form Cherries on Saturday in attempt to pick up first clean sheet in six games.