PREVIEW: NORWICH CITY V BURNLEY

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Clarets take on Canaries at Carrow Road in front of TV cameras

2023-02-03T19:00:00.000Z

PREVIEW: NORWICH CITY V BURNLEY

Clarets take on Canaries at Carrow Road in front of TV cameras

2023-02-03T19:00:00.000Z

Clarets take on Canaries at Carrow Road in front of TV cameras

Burnley travel to East Anglia for a second weekend running, facing Norwich City on Saturday afternoon – 4th February – at Carrow Road (12.30pm KO).

The Clarets visited Ipswich Town last Saturday in the Fourth Round of the Emirates FA Cup, with a goalless draw setting up a replay at Turf Moor this coming Tuesday.

In their last league outing, Vincent Kompany’s side beat West Bromwich Albion 2-1 in East Lancashire, coming from behind to earn all three points courtesy of Scott Twine’s late winner.

Still top of the Sky Bet Championship ahead of Saturday’s game against the Canaries, Burnley are 17 points clear in the automatic promotion places and on a winning run in the league of eight matches.

Where to watch?

Tickets remain available in person at the Turf Moor ticket office for tomorrow's game at Carrow Road.

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Unfortunately, the EFL’s guidelines mean we are not permitted to stream the game here in the UK, Ireland or the British Isles.

However, we are able to stream in various other territories. You can check whether you are able to stream the game where you are HERE, and if so you can purchase a live video match pass HERE for just £10. Any queries should be directed to burnleytv@streamamg.com

Our live audio commentary from Phil Bird is available from 15 minutes before kick-off – 12.15pm.

And full match reactions & highlights will also be available to view after the game on Clarets+* and on our social channels.

* This is part of our FREE Clarets+ subscription package – see all of our available packages HERE.

Norwich City

Relegated alongside the Clarets last season, Norwich’s start to life back in the second tier was a rocky one under Dean Smith.

Things improved with a six-game winning run between mid-August and early September, before results took a backwards step again and eventually Smith was relieved of his duties a few days after Christmas.

German boss David Wagner proved his replacement, and after exiting the FA Cup, he’s won his first two league matches at the helm.

Both away from home, City beat Preston North End 4-0 and most recently Coventry City 4-2. Norwich now sit 7th, one point outside the Play-Off spots heading into Saturday’s game.

The last time we met

When the Clarets and Canaries met at Turf Moor in October, Jay Rodriguez’s penalty made the difference to earn Kompany’s side all three points with a 1-0 win.