FOLLOWING last weekend's season-high home gate at Carrow Road, Saturday's visit to the capital sees the same for the away support.
The 2-1 home win over Hartlepool United saw an attendance of 25,506 - just 16 shy of the crowd for the 2-0 Premiership win over Manchester United in April 2005.
This weekend City will also be taking their highest away following this campaign to the New Den for the Coca-Cola League One clash against Millwall (3pm). With just under 3,000 travelling tomorrow this figure tops all previous away matches this season and all but two of last season's away attendances.
Last season the Canaries took just shy of 3,000 to Charlton Athletic for the third round FA Cup tie and over 3,200 to The Valley on the final day of the season.
City fans are advised not to travel to tomorrow's game without a ticket and there will be no sales on the day at Millwall.
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