Norwich City's final away game of the 2022/23 Sky Bet Championship season is Saturday evening's trip to face West Bromwich Albion at The Hawthorns (KO 5.30pm).
The Canaries go into this one in disappointing form, failing to win in their last four games (D2 L2) while the temperamental nature of the coveted final two play-off places mean that the Baggies have suddenly found themselves in a promotion push.
David Wagner and his side will be hoping for a reaction after a 3-0 home defeat against Swansea City last time out.
The Opposition
West Brom have been in good form on the road lately while their record at home has been hit and miss.
The Baggies were in midweek action, as they travelled to Sheffield United. They were beaten 2-0 by the Blades, and sit in ninth place in the league.
One to Watch
John Swift
Attacking midfielder John Swift has been a vital cog in the West Brom machine over the past few weeks, particularly after the loss of Daryl Dike to injury.
He has ramped up his contribution in front of goal recently with five goals and assists since the beginning of March.
His ability to provide for their wide players and Brandon Thomas-Asante, should he play in the lead striking role, will be central to their gameplan.
The Manager
Carlos Corberán
West Brom started the season under the leadership of former Norwich City player Steve Bruce before he was relieved of his duties in October with the side second from bottom after 16 games.
After losing his first game to high-flying Sheffield United, they would win 10 of their next 12 in the league.
He also signed an extension to his initial two-and-a-half-year deal in February as the Baggies tried to ward off interest from Leeds United.
Last Time Out
Norwich welcomed West Brom to Carrow Road in mid-September for the reverse fixture - it ended in a 1-1 draw.
Republic of Ireland international Dara O'Shea had the visitors in front inside the opening 10 minutes but it was cancelled out by a Sam Byram finish 20 minutes from time.
Despite chances for both, neither side could claim a winner in the remaining time.
Watch the highlights below.
Ref Watch
Robert Madley will referee this fixture at The Hawthorns with Shane Hudson and Ian Cooper running the line. The fourth official will be James Bell.
How to Follow
This fixture will be televised LIVE by Sky Sports so therefore will be unavailable to stream on Canaries TV in the UK and Ireland, as well as most international regions.
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.
Supporter Information
Parking for supporters will be available via West Bromwich Albion's official off-site parking partners - visit their website HERE.
Supporters travelling by rail services to Birmingham New Street station are advised that West Midlands Metro lines servicing the stadium are available.
Trams from the Metro Grand Central stop will be in operation every 10 minutes until 7.15pm and every 15 minutes until the end of service. The last tram from The Hawthorns to Grand Central is 12.28am.