Norwich City return to Carrow Road to host Everton in Saturday's Premier League fixture (3pm KO).
City's last three games in all competitions have been away from home, and Dean Smith's side will be looking to respond to Wednesday's 2-0 defeat at West Ham United.
The opposition
Fighting to stop them are Rafael Benitez's Everton, who are 15th with 19 points from 18 games ahead of the weekend.
Since beating Arsenal in early December, The Toffees have taken one point from league matches against Crystal Palace, Chelsea and Brighton & Hove Albion.
Most recently, Andros Townsend's extra-time strike secured a 3-2 FA Cup third round win away to Hull City.
Townsend is tied with Demarai Gray for the club's top scorer in all competitions so far this season, as both have six goals.
Taking 17 points out of 21 available, Everton were fifth at the start of October, but have won just once in the league since then.
Head-to-head
There have been 62 meetings between Norwich and Everton since 1972, resulting in 18 Norwich wins, 26 Everton wins and 18 draws.
Last time we met, goals from Townsend and Abdoulaye Doucoure gave Everton a 2-0 win at Goodison Park in September.
Ref watch
Andy Madley has been appointed to take charge of Saturday's game, Adrian Holmes and Scott Ledger his assistants.
John Brooks and James Mainwaring are the VAR officials.
How to follow
Home, junior and international members will have access to live audio commentary of Sunday's game.
Please email supporterrelations@canaries.co.uk if you have any queries.
Live updates will also be provided by our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts, with a match report published on canaries.co.uk after the final whistle.