Here's what to look out for if you're coming to Carrow Road for Norwich City's match against Aston Villa on Tuesday (7.45pm UK):
COVID-19 protocols
Following the government’s recent announcement surrounding COVID-19 and the imminent rollout of Plan B, Norwich City would like to outline requirements for fans attending upcoming matchdays at Carrow Road.
To read more on the protocols ahead of this weekend, click here.
Programme
Our 116-page matchday magazine OTBC magazine includes an exclusive interview with Billy Gilmour, where he talks about breaking back into the starting XI under Dean Smith, his current form and his desire to play in next year's World Cup with Scotland.
Make sure you grab your copy from various vendors in and around Carrow Road on Tuesday evening for just £3.50.
County Hall parking
Please be aware that County Hall will only be accepting cash this evening, if you choose to park there.
Parking is priced at £6.
Golden Goal tickets
Our Golden Goal prize is back for this week, with fans able to win various prizes!
Tickets can be purchased around the outside of the ground from our matchday vendors and the Golden Goal Lucky number will be drawn on the big screen at half time.
Junior Canaries FanZone
There is no Junior Canaries FanZone for the Aston Villa fixture.
Retail store and Yellows
The Carrow Road retail store is open from 10am on Tuesday and will close shortly after the final whistle.
Yellows is open for food and drink from 5pm, and then for drinks at half-time, but the restaurant will close when the game finishes.