Norwich City continue their pre-season schedule with a fixture against Toulouse FC at Kufstein in Austria on Tuesday, July 25 (KO 3pm UK time/4pm CEST).
The Canaries are unbeaten so far during their summer fixtures, winning twice and drawing three further games.
Most recently, they played out a 1-1 draw in the Netherlands with Europa Conference League semi-finalists AZ Alkmaar.
The Opposition
Toulouse FC provide the opposition in Austria on Tuesday, with the French club coming off the back of a 13th-place finish in their first season back in Ligue 1.
After two years in Ligue 2, it was a positive return to life in the top tier for Toulouse as they also clinched their first ever Coupe de France title, comprehensively beating Nantes 5-1 in the final.
One To Watch
Thijs Dallinga
Dutch forward Thijs Dallinga was purchased from Excelsior last summer and proved his worth in his first season with Toulouse.
He was top-scorer in the cup with six goals in as many games during Toulouse's run to silverware, while he also scored 12 in the league.
The Manager
Carles Martínez Novell
Toulouse manager Carles Martínez Novell was appointed as the club's manager this season, taking over from Philippe Montanier, who he had previously been assistant to at the club.
Prior to Toulouse, his career had included youth coaching roles at Espanyol, Barcelona and Kuwait.
Current Toulouse president Damien Comolli previously spent time in England working with Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool.
How To Follow
The game was previously scheduled for 6pm CEST on the same day, but due to severe weather warnings in the Kufstein region and a request from the host venue, both clubs have agreed to bring kick-off forward.
The game will consist of three 40-minute periods and take place at the Kufstein Arena, home of FC Kufstein.
Those supporters who have purchased a live streaming pass for this fixture will still be able to watch the game live on Canaries TV. Live streaming passes for this fixture cost £5 and are available to purchase by clicking here.
Tickets for the game will be available to purchase on the day directly from the Kufstein Arena. These are priced at €15 per person.
Supporters attending the game in-person should be aware that the first 40-minute period will be played behind closed doors.