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MATCHDAY LIVE: Rotherham Utd v Norwich City – Canaries bid for sixth straight win
Follow our live matchday coverage as Norwich City head to Rotherham United hoping to maintain their superb recent run of results. - Credit: Archant
Follow all the build-up, live score, action and reaction as we bring you full coverage of Norwich City’s 2018-19 EFL Championship clash with Rotherham United, in our Matchday Live blog from New York Stadium.
Our correspondents Paddy Davitt, Michael Bailey and David Freezer are following the Canaries from the matchday build-up to full-time fallout all season long.
They will bring you all the action and talking points before, during and after Saturday’s contest with Paul Warne’s Millers (3pm kick-off).
• Follow live updates from the match and the rest of the day as it unfolds, above
Norwich earned a fifth successive win and back to back Carrow Road victories in the space of four days, with a 3-2 defat of Hull – although it ended up being far from straightforward.
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That was enough to return City and newly re-signed head coach Daniel Farke to the top of the Championship – with their closest rivals going head to head on Saturday lunchtime, when Leeds host Sheffield United (12.30pm).
Meanwhile, Rotherham gave their survival hopes a boost in midweek with a 2-1 win at Queens Park Rangers.
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The Millers – manager by boyhood City supporter Warne – are unbeaten in their last three home games; their last home defeat coming against Leeds in January.
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It is the one remaining international break of the campaign that follows, before City sign off for March with a tough trip to Tony Pulis’ fellow promotion hopefuls Middlesbrough (March 30, 5.30pm).
Just seven fixtures then remain, with City hosting QPR and Reading to kick-off April.
Each and every Norwich City first-team game, our reporters will be on the scene. If you see them – especially with their cameras – say hello.
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