All you need to know: West Brom v Norwich City

Norwich go into the game sitting second in the table on 49 points, three points ahead of the Baggies.

West Brom sit fourth despite losing to Blackburn Rovers on New Year's Day, with Jake Livermore getting sent off late on.

Here's all you need to know ahead of the match:

Getting to the Hawthorns

The postcode for the Hawthorns is B71 4LF. For directions from Carrow Road, click HERE. 

Away fans are housed on one side of the Smethwick End, meaning that the stand is shared with home supporters.

There are a variety of different bus routes that run along the A41 stopping adjacent to The Hawthorns. The rail and Metro services both stop at The Hawthorns station on Halfords Lane/Middlemore Road.

The Hawthorns is located on the A41 (Birmingham-West Bromwich Road). The ground is about half a mile from Junction 1 of the M5. On leaving the M5 take the A41 towards Birmingham, the ground is on your right.

Meet the opposition

West Brom are currently sitting on 46 points in the table and a win on Saturday would see them overtake City on goal difference. 

Darren Moore was appointed as Head Coach of the Baggies back in May as the club was relegated from the Premier League, having spent time both playing and coaching at the Hawthorns.

City last came up against West Brom at the start of the season, with the Baggies being the Canaries first home game of the season. The visitors beat Norwich 4-3 that day, with Jay Rodriguez scoring a brace.

Last time out West Brom progressed through to the fourth round of the Emirates FA Cup, beating fellow Championship outfit Wigan 1-0 at the Hawthorns.

Dwight Gayle and Rodriguez have scored a combined 26 goals in all competitions this season for the Baggies who are the Championship’s top scorers with 54 goals in 26 games.

How to follow

Norwich's away ticket allocation for the game has sold out. 

The match is available to watch on iFollow for overseas fans, with match passes available for £10. To purchase, click HERE.

We will be running regular updates on our Twitter account, including reaction after the final whistle.

There will also be a minute-by-minute live match blog on canaries.co.uk and you can also receive updates on our Instagram and Facebook pages.

Canary fans who want to receive updates straight to their phone can also sign up to the Norwich City WhatsApp page. Click HERE to find out more.