Norwich are living dangerously. The home defence fails to pick up Craig Dawson following a corner but the Baggies man heads the ball into the ground...and it bounces over a gaping net. He should have buried that.

Not a bad game this. Now it's West Brom shirts powering forward. Chris Brunt decides to let fly from just outside the area and his deflected shot is blocked by John Ruddy. What chance is there of a goal before half-time?

Wonderful work by Matt Jarvis to whip in a dangerous ball which is met first time by Nathan Redmond but the Norwich striker can't keep it down.

Jarvis is causing West Brom real problems down the Norwich left.

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Norwich are on the attack but Dieumerci Mbokani is flagged offside inside the Baggies area. It's all gone a little flat for the hosts. 

Just a hunch but I think one goal might be enough to settle this game. Chances are coming at both ends but neither side are in a ruthless mood.

Nice by West Brom. A free-kick routine from the training ground results in Craig Dawson fizzing the ball low and hard across the Norwich six-yard area but Salomon Rondon is unable to connect.

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Norwich are dominating possession. Fast and fluid from the hosts but West Brom keeper Boaz Myhill has still only been seriously tested once. 

First yellow card of the match - and it goes to the No 8 wearing yellow. Jonny Howson is punished for a late challenge on Saido Berahino.

Great spell of pressure from Norwich. They continue to prod and probe the Baggies defence. They need to make this spell count but West Brom are dealing with everything that is being thrown at them.

Nathan Redmond is Norwich's leading scorer in the Premier League this season and he is denied a fifth goal as Boaz Myhill makes a smart low save to keep out the striker after a wave of home pressure. The Baggies defence is on the back foot.

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Both teams are struggling to adapt to the wet, greasy conditions. James McClean gifts Norwich a free-kick just outside the area after a clumsy trip on Dieumerci Mbokani but Wes Hoolahan's set piece is poor.

This is developing into a very open game already. 

Chris Brunt lets fly from 20 yards, forcing Canaries keeper John Ruddy into a full-stretch save to beat it away. 

Lively start.

First corner of the game and it goes to Norwich after clever work by Matt Jarvis who twists and turns before beating Craig Dawson down the left-hand side.

West Brom are quick out of the blocks. Saido Berahino's corss isn't dealt with and Stephane Sessegnon has a chance but can't wrap his foot around it and a chance goes begging before John Ruddy is forced to come rushing out of his area to make a clearance

Can Norwich bounce back and record a first win in five Premier League games? Will the Baggies come away with another clean sheet? Pre-match huddle from the Canaries while West Brom boss Tony Pulis is in his trademark baseball cap. We're under way.

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Here come the teams. Norwich are wearing their traditional yellow and green while West Brom are in their famous blue and white stripes. Generous applause for the hosts from the home fans after their heavy defeat last week.

Umbrellas out, floodlights on full beam, yellow waterproofs everywhere...that's right, it's chucking it down as kick-off approaches at Carrow Road. 

Ok, it's not quite Hurricane Patricia conditions but it's pretty miserable weather nevertheless. 

Martin Fisher
Match of the Day commentator at Carrow Road

"The controversial nature of Saido Berahino's scruffy winner against Sunderland may have been the chief talking point, but the main headline for me was yet another clean sheet for West Brom.

"That's five in nine games already. Tony Pulis is at it again.

"In contrast, Norwich are still looking for their first of the campaign. The 6-2 scoreline in defeat at Newcastle may not have accurately reflected the balance of play but it did underline worrying shortcomings in their defending."

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