Lets hope to get back to winning ways this weekend after the disappointing loss in midweek.
Rotherham United are the visitors to Carrow Road on Saturday (KO 3pm) as Norwich City continue their efforts to clinch a play-off spot in the Sky Bet Championship.
The Canaries will be looking to bounce back from a disappointing defeat at the Riverside Stadium in midweek where a red card for Borja Sainz after 30 minutes turned the game on its head. Thankfully his red card has now been rescinded and he is available for selection this weekend!
That result leaves Norwich still in seventh, two points behind Hull City in sixth, but with Coventry City and Preston North End not far behind.
The Opposition
It's been a tough campaign for Rotherham, winning just three of their 36 league games. That record has them bottom of the table, 19 points adrift of safety. However, one of their three wins did come against Norwich when the two teams met at New York Stadium early in September.
One to Watch
Viktor Johansson (Goalkeeper)
Sweden international Viktor Johansson has been a reliable performer for the Millers since joining from Leicester City. He has played in every one of their league games this year, and was a composed presence during their 2-1 win against Norwich earlier in this campaign.
The Manager
Leam Richardson
A player with Bolton Wanderers, Blackpool and Accrington Stanley among others during his career, Leam Richardson has been in coaching since 2012. It was with Stanley that he first took over as caretaker manager in 2012 while he has since held the permanent position at the Crown Ground, and at Wigan Athletic. While with Wigan, he won the League One title in 2022. He took over at Rotherham in early December.
Last Time Out
After a busy summer transfer window deadline day, Norwich City travelled to New York Stadium on September 2 earlier this season.
The home side would go in 2-0 in front at the break thanks to a wonderful strike from Dexter Lembikisa and a header from former Canary Jordan Hugill.
Christian Fassnacht pulled one back early in the second half but Norwich would fail to find an equaliser.
Positive vibes!!!
ON THE BALL CITY!!!
Rotherham United are the visitors to Carrow Road on Saturday (KO 3pm) as Norwich City continue their efforts to clinch a play-off spot in the Sky Bet Championship.
The Canaries will be looking to bounce back from a disappointing defeat at the Riverside Stadium in midweek where a red card for Borja Sainz after 30 minutes turned the game on its head. Thankfully his red card has now been rescinded and he is available for selection this weekend!
That result leaves Norwich still in seventh, two points behind Hull City in sixth, but with Coventry City and Preston North End not far behind.
The Opposition
It's been a tough campaign for Rotherham, winning just three of their 36 league games. That record has them bottom of the table, 19 points adrift of safety. However, one of their three wins did come against Norwich when the two teams met at New York Stadium early in September.
One to Watch
Viktor Johansson (Goalkeeper)
Sweden international Viktor Johansson has been a reliable performer for the Millers since joining from Leicester City. He has played in every one of their league games this year, and was a composed presence during their 2-1 win against Norwich earlier in this campaign.
The Manager
Leam Richardson
A player with Bolton Wanderers, Blackpool and Accrington Stanley among others during his career, Leam Richardson has been in coaching since 2012. It was with Stanley that he first took over as caretaker manager in 2012 while he has since held the permanent position at the Crown Ground, and at Wigan Athletic. While with Wigan, he won the League One title in 2022. He took over at Rotherham in early December.
Last Time Out
After a busy summer transfer window deadline day, Norwich City travelled to New York Stadium on September 2 earlier this season.
The home side would go in 2-0 in front at the break thanks to a wonderful strike from Dexter Lembikisa and a header from former Canary Jordan Hugill.
Christian Fassnacht pulled one back early in the second half but Norwich would fail to find an equaliser.
Positive vibes!!!
ON THE BALL CITY!!!
