Sky Bet Championship football is back on Saturday for Norwich City, as they welcome Sheffield United to Carrow Road (KO 3pm).
After the international break, the Canaries return to action and will hope to return to winning ways after draws on the road to Huddersfield Town and Stoke City.
David Wagner's side sit in seventh place in the table, just outside the play-off places.
The opposition
Sheffield United currently occupy second in the league, sitting in an automatic promotion place.
The Blades come into this on the back of booking their place in the Emirates FA Cup semi-final after beating Blackburn Rovers.
Their most recent league outing was also a win, beating Sunderland at the Stadium of Light.
One to Watch
Iliman Ndiaye
Born in France, Ndiaye spent time at a number of sides across the country before moving to England to sign for Boreham Wood.
He later moved onto Sheffield United, and spent time out on loan with Hyde United. The striker made his debut for the Blades in the Premier League against Leicester City.
So far this season, the Senegalese international has 11 Championship goals.
The Manager
Paul Heckingbottom
Beginning his managerial career at Barnsley, the 45-year-old spent two years with the Tykes before moving on to manage Leeds United.
His spell at Elland Road was a short one, leaving after just four months. His next managerial role was at Hibernian, before a later spell as Under-23s manager at Sheffield United.
After Chris Wilder's departure in March 2021, Heckingbottom was appointed as the club's interim until Slavisa Jokanovic's appointment in May of the same year. The 45-year-year would later be appointed manager on a full-time basis after Jokanovic's sacking in November 2021.
Last Time Out
In the reverse fixture back in October, the two sides played out a 2-2 draw at Bramall Lane.
Teemu Pukki netted twice within the game's opening 16 minutes, before the Blades fired back through Ben Osborn and Oli McBurnie.
You can watch the highlights below.
Ref watch
Darren Bond is the man in the middle for Saturday's clash, and he will have Philip Dermott and Shaun Hudson as assistants. Richie Watkins is the fourth official.
How to Follow
International supporters in unsold territories can watch the game LIVE on Canaries TV, while all other supporters are able to listen to live commentary.
For full info and the list of unsold territories, please check the EFL website.
To purchase a £10 live video streaming pass for this game, you must register a OneCity account, which you can do here.
You can then purchase a video pass here.
To purchase a £2.50 live audio streaming pass for this game only, you must register a OneCity account, which you can do here.
For supporters in the UK and Ireland, you can 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.
To find out more about our video and audio streaming details for the 2022/23 season, click here.
Please email supporterrelations@canaries.co.uk if you have any queries.
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.
Fan information
Ahead of the match at Carrow Road, Sensory Nook will be bringing one of their nook pods to the game. These pods are highly inclusive and adaptable spaces and particularly effective for neurodiversity including Autism, ADHD and Dyslexia. They provide a calming refuge for social and emotional challenges.
Primary club partner Imprint have added their design touches to the pod with a Canary-style wrap.
The pod will be available for anyone who is feeling overwhelmed or is facing any kind of social or emotional challenges, with match buddies available for support too.
This will be in place in the Joma Community Stand and available to all supporters from 12pm-1.15pm and then exclusive for those in the Joma corner from 1:30pm to the final whistle.