Norwich City ran riot at Carrow Road on Saturday afternoon as they beat Rotherham United 5-0 in a Sky Bet Championship fixture.
The four goals in the first half came courtesy of Gabriel Sara, Jacob Sørensen, Borja Sainz and Josh Sargent, with the Brazillian completing his brace in the opening seconds of the second half.
David Wagner made three changes to his side that lost 3-1 to Middlesbrough midweek, bringing in Jacob Sørensen for Grant Hanley, Sam McCallum for Dimitris Giannoulis and Marcelino Núñez for Christian Fassnacht.
The club captain picked up an ankle injury at the Riverside Stadium and the Chilean international made his return to the starting 11 after picking up an injury at Blackburn Rovers.
Rotherham United arrived at Carrow Road bottom of the Championship table, having only claimed three wins all season, one of which was against the Canaries in the reverse fixture.
Sara was first to get a shot at goal following a City free-kick from the left, but his effort on the edge of the box was comfortably collected by Viktor Johansson between the sticks.
The Canaries were unfortunate not to go ahead inside five minutes when McCallum placed a ball perfectly into the box but no one was able to tap home as the cross rolled across the Rotherham goal.
Rotherham did try to capitalise on a mistake at the back from Norwich after they were dispossessed, but striker Tom Eaves' cross could only find the hands of Angus Gunn.
Just a few minutes later and the Canaries found their lead, thanks to a cross from Jack Stacey on the right that found the head of Sara on 13 minutes.
With City in complete control, it only took 21 minutes to get the second from a Sara corner that perfectly picked out Sørensen in the box.
What followed was a masterclass in fluidity from Sainz, whose overturned red card from Middlesbrough kept him in the squad against Rotherham on the day.
He sublimely collected the ball 30 yards out, cut in from the left and fired a shot into the top right corner to make it three for the home side.
The lead was then extended to four in injury time of the first half when Stacey claimed his second assist, whipping a ball to Sargent racing towards the box, who slotted home with his left.
The break didn't stop the goals for the Canaries, who continued their dominance in the opening seconds of the second half.
Sara's second arrived in devastating fashion, the Brazilian arcing his body to fire a thunderous volley into the top corner from the edge of the penalty area, leaving Johansson with no chance.
Núñez was next to have a go but the Chilean international's shot from distance dragged just wide of the left post.
Substitute and former Canary Jordan Hugill got on to the end of a cross into the box but was unable to trouble Gunn, heading over.
The final 30 minutes had much less action for the Canaries in the Rotherham half, but allowed some first Championship minutes for 19-year-old Ken Aboh.
Norwich City are back in Championship action away to Stoke City on Saturday, March 16.
Norwich City: Gunn; Stacey, Gibson (Batth h-t), Sørensen, McCallum; McLean (Fassnacht 51), Sara, Núñez (Gibbs 58), Sainz; Barnes (Aboh 81), Sargent (van Hooijdonk 51)
Unused subs: Long, Hanley, Fisher, Welch
Goals: Sara (14, 47), Sørensen (21), Sainz (32), Sargent (45+1)
Bookings: Gibbs (74)
Rotherham United: Johansson; Odoffin, Humphreys, Kioso; Rathbone (Nombe 58), Clucas (Lindsay 85), Tiehi, Morrison (Appiah 58), Revan; Eaves (Hugill 58), Wyke (Rinomhota h-t)
Unused subs: Phillips, Cafu, Seriki
HT: 4-0
FT: 5-0
Referee: Charles Breakspear
Venue: Carrow Road
Attendance: 26,111