With seven matches left of Norwich City's Sky Bet Championship campaign, we look back at seven of the most important wins this season...

NORWICH CITY 3-1 BLACKBURN ROVERS
19/08/2014, Carrow Road

Bradley Johnson set the tone for his own season to come by curling home the crucial goal in City's 3-1 win over Blackburn back in August.

The Carrow Road crowd was stunned in the very first minute when Tom Cairney's superb volley put Rovers ahead.

Lewis Grabban equalised before half-time but this match will be remembered for Johnson's finish and celebration three minutes from the end.

Grabban then netted a third in stoppage time to put the icing on the cake - read the full Match Report from the game HERE.

CARDIFF CITY 2-4 NORWICH CITY
13/09/2014, Cardiff City Stadium

City staged an incredible comeback to beat Cardiff City 4-2 in south Wales in September.

Joe Ralls and Aron Gunnarsson gave the hosts a deserved two-goal lead at the break, but Norwich came out a different side after half-time and got the ball rolling through Martin Olsson's goal.

Wes Hoolahan's emphatic finish levelled proceedings before Michael Turner got the supporters on their feet by bundling his team ahead on 71 minutes.

The shellshocked Bluebirds tried to find a way back into the game but the Canaries finished them off when the impactful Cameron Jerome netted in the closing stages. Click HERE for the Match Report.

WIGAN ATHLETIC 0-1 NORWICH CITY
06/12/2014, DW Stadium

Jonny Howson's early strike earned Norwich City a morale-boosting 1-0 win at Wigan Athletic at the beginning of December.

The midfielder scored on five minutes to settle a scrappy game at the DW Stadium and earn the Canaries their first win in four matches.

It was an industrious display from Neil Adams' team at an important time - read the full Match Report HERE.

BOURNEMOUTH 1-2 NORWICH CITY
10/01/2015, Goldsands Stadium

Ten-man Norwich City rallied to earn Alex Neil a superb 2-1 victory over Bournemouth in his first match as manager in January.

Neil, who took charge the day before and started this game sat in the stands, watched from the dugout in the second half as his players earned an against-all-odds victory.

Cameron Jerome's stunning effort won it ten minutes from time after Gary Hooper had equalised Matt Ritchie's opener in the first half.

Jonny Howson was dismissed midway through the second period and Ryan Bennett was forced off with injury just seven minutes after coming on, but somehow Neil's Canaries took the three points. Full Match Report HERE.

BLACKBURN ROVERS 1-2 NORWICH CITY
24/02/2015, Ewood Park

Bradley Johnson's scorching drive pushed Norwich City to their fifth win in a row as they came from behind to beat Blackburn Rovers 2-1 at Ewood Park in February.

Johnson struck yet another thunderbolt five minutes from time to secure a vital victory for the Canaries that kept them well in touch with their promotion rivals in the Sky Bet Championship.

Cameron Jerome had earlier come off the bench to get the comeback in motion after Alex Baptiste headed Rovers into a first half lead.

To get the full lowdown on that game, read the Match Report HERE.

NORWICH CITY 2-0 IPSWICH TOWN
01/03/2015, Carrow Road

City earned a 2-0 victory over Ipswich Town in March to complete the double over their fiercest rivals.

Billed as the biggest derby for years with both teams striving for promotion, the Canaries were solid and combative throughout and goals from Bradley Johnson and Lewis Grabban secured a sixth victory in succession.

The visitors had their moments but City claimed another cleansheet to continue their remarkable turnaround under the stewardship of Alex Neil in front of a record all-seater crowd of 27,005 at Carrow Road.

Click HERE for the full Match Report.

NORWICH CITY 3-1 NOTTINGHAM FOREST
21/03/2015, Carrow Road

City closed the gap on the top two in the Sky Bet Championship with an excellent 3-1 win over in-form Nottingham Forest at Carrow Road last time out.

Following a dominant first 45 minutes, Jonny Howson netted on the brink of half-time and on his 100th appearance for the Canaries.

Cameron Jerome's clever backheel had the crowd on their feet ten minutes after the break, before Wes Hoolahan's penalty put the result beyond doubt.

Chris Burke grabbed a consolation for the visitors but City saw out the rest of the match to clinch a vital three points. For the full Match Report, click HERE.

7 TO GO: SEVEN DEFINING WINS

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