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MATCHDAY LIVE: Bolton Wanderers v Norwich City – Will City shine on the road again?
Harrison Reed and Norwich City aim to keep their superb EFL Championship away form going at struggling Bolton Wanderers. Picture: Paul Chesterton/Focus Images - Credit: Paul Chesterton/Focus Images Ltd
It’s one more push for Norwich City ahead of the final international break of the year – and it comes on the road as Daniel Farke’s side head for EFL Championship strugglers Bolton Wanderers.
Our Canaries correspondents Paddy Davitt, Michael Bailey and David Freezer are following the Canaries from the matchday build-up to full-time fallout.
They will bring you all the action and talking points before, during and after this afternoon’s Championship encounter with the newly promoted Trotters (3pm).
• Follow live updates from the match and the rest of the day as it unfolds, above
City head into the game off the back of successive Carrow Road defeats, to promotion hopefuls Derby County and Wolverhampton Wanderers respectively.
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However their form on the road remains superb and they can make it a club record-equalling fifth successive away league win if they pick up three points at the Macron Stadium.
Bolton had to wait until mid October to pick up the first Championship win of their return from League One. Three draws have followed, helping lift them off the foot of the table.
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Their previous draw came at Sunderland, with the 3-3 result spelling the end of Black Cats manager Simon Grayson.
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The final international break of 2017 awaits following Saturday’s northern outing. When Farke’s Canaries return, they welcome Paul Heckingbottom’s Barnsley and Alex Neil’s Preston to Carrow Road on successive Saturdays – sandwiching a trip to Mark Warburton’s Nottingham Forest.
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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