With eight points from the last 12 available, Norwich City travel to the capital in good form for Sunday’s Premier League game against Tottenham Hotspur (2pm KO).
City will be looking to increase their three point lead over Newcastle United and close the gap on Watford, who are 17th ahead of the weekend.
The opposition
Spurs sit sixth in the Premier League, two points off the top four following their 2-0 win at home to Brentford on Thursday night, when they setup in a 3-4-2-1 formation.
They began the season with Nuno Espirito Santo in charge, but appointed Antonio Conte at the start of November after five defeats in seven league games.
Since then, Spurs have been unbeaten in the league, drawing 0-0 away to Everton, beating Leeds United 2-1 at home and putting two past Brentford. An away game at Burnley was postponed due to snow.
However, towards the end of November they were beaten by Slovenian side Mura in the UEFA Europa Conference League.
Son Heung-min is the club’s top scorer in the Premier League this season with five goals, but Harry Kane leads the way in all competitions with eight goals.
Head-to-head
There have been 74 meetings between Norwich and Spurs since 1906. Of those 74, 24 matches have been won by Norwich and 32 by Spurs. There have been 18 draws.
Last time we met was an unforgettable night for City fans, the Canaries drawing 1-1 with Spurs in the FA Cup before beating Jose Mourinho’s side on penalties.
Ref watch
Jared Gillett has been appointed to take charge of Sunday’s game, Ian Hussin and Neil Davies his assistants with Martin Atkinson the fourth official.
Peter Bankes is on VAR duties and will be assisted by Wade Smith.
Gillett recently officiated November’s 2-1 win away to Brentford.
How to follow
Away and junior members will have access to live audio commentary of Sunday’s game.
You can find out all the information you need on how to follow the game here.
Please email supporterrelations@canaries.co.uk if you have any queries.
Live updates will also be provided on our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts, with a match report published on canaries.co.uk after the final whistle.