Norwich City will welcome Rotherham United to Carrow Road in the Sky Bet Championship on Monday, April 10 (KO 3pm)
David Wagner's Canaries are still looking to make a late push into the promotion play-off spots while Rotherham United are hovering above the drop zone.
A win here would be an important result for City in their quest for Premier League football.
The Opposition
Rotherham United were promoted as League One runners-up in 2021/22, while they also claimed the Papa John's Trophy at Wembley.
This year, they have held their own despite the step up but find themselves still hovering dangerously above the drop zone.
Their recent league form has been mixed with good performances and results often following disappointing defeats.
One to Watch
Chiedozie Ogbene
Republic of Ireland international Chiedozie Ogbene joined the Millers from Brentford in 2019. The Nigerian-born winger began his career playing grassroots football in Cork, Ireland.
He later moved to Cork City in the League of Ireland followed by Limerick FC where he was spotted by the Bees.
After two years at Brentford, including a loan at Exeter City, he made the move to Yorkshire. He has also made 15 appearances for his country, most recently shining in Ireland's 1-0 defeat to France in Euro 2024 qualifying.
The Manager
Matt Taylor
Following his retirement from playing, Matt Taylor joined the coaching staff at Exeter City, who he had previously captained, in taking responsibility for their Under-23s.
He then took over responsibility for the first team from Paul Tisdale in 2018. Under Taylor, Exeter had a couple of close calls with promotion before finally reaching League One for this season.
Not long into the campaign, he was then given permission to speak to Rotherham following Paul Warne's departure. He has since kept Rotherham in a good position to maintain Championship status for next season.
Last Time Out
The first weekend in November saw the Canaries make the trip to the New York Stadium where they claimed a 2-1 win.
Kenny McLean nudged Norwich in front with a first-half header following some good work down the right by Max Aarons and Gabriel Sara.
Ollie Rathbone equalised quickly after the restart but Aaron Ramsey restored the advantage within 90 seconds.
Watch the highlights below.
Ref watch
Jeremy Simpson is the referee for this meeting while Sam Lewis and Ian Cooper will be the assistants. The fourth official for the day will be Darren Drysdale.
How to Follow
Streaming is available to all supporters for this fixture via Canaries TV. The multi-camera stream is accompanied by commentary from BBC Radio Norfolk.
To purchase a £10 live video streaming pass for this game, you must register a free OneCity account, which you can do here.
You can then purchase a video pass here.
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You can also sign up to an audio-only subscription to listen to all of City’s Championship fixtures. A monthly pass costs £5, and a seasonal pass costs £50. To purchase your package, click here.
When the match begins, you will then be able to access live audio commentary from the canaries.co.uk homepage.
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A match report will be published on canaries.co.uk after the final whistle, and coverage will be provided as usual on our Twitter, Facebook and Instagram accounts. Highlights and post-match reaction can be found on Canaries TV and YouTube after the game.
Supporter Information
A full list of matchday-related information for supporters can be found HERE.