Norwich City's penultimate away game of the season takes place at King Power Stadium against Leicester City at 7.45pm on Wednesday night.
The opposition
The Foxes are 14th in the Premier League with four games remaining.
On 42 points, Brendan Rodgers' side are eight points above the relegation zone but can still finish in the top half of the table.
Leicester are without a win in seven games across all competitions, having recently been knocked out of the UEFA Europa Conference League by Roma.
On Sunday, Everton won 2-1 at King Power Stadium, Patson Daka's equalising goal not enough as Mason Holgate won it for the Toffees.
Jamie Vardy is the club's top scorer in the Premier League with ten goals, while former City player James Maddison has 14 in all competitions.
Head-to-head
In the 59 meetings between Norwich and Leicester since 1913, there have been 22 Norwich wins, 24 Leicester wins and 13 draws.
Last time we met, goals from Vardy, Teemu Pukki and Marc Albrighton saw Leicester leave Carrow Road with a 2-1 win in August.
Our previous trip to King Power Stadium came in February 2020, the sides settling for a 1-1 draw following Pukki's finish and a Tim Krul own goal.
Ref watch
Simon Hooper has been appointed to take charge of Wednesday's game, Scott Ledger and Derek Eaton his assistants and Jonathan Moss the fourth official. This will be the fourth time this season Hooper has taken charge of a Norwich City game, having officiated our matches against Brighton (0-0), Southampton (0-2), and West Ham (0-2).
Michael Salisbury and Dan Cook are on VAR duties.
How to follow
Away and junior members will have access to live audio commentary of Wednesday's game.
Following the launch of our new website, match-by-match passes are now no longer available. Audio commentary is exclusive to away and junior members for this game.
Click here for more information on how to access audio commentary for matches this season.
Please email supporterrelations@canaries.co.uk if you have any queries.