You might think this is an easy win for West Ham but they were taken to extra-time in their midweek FA Cup fourth round replay win over Liverpool.

Also here's a few stats which might make you think otherwise:

• West Ham haven't won on any of their last 16 league visits to Carrow Road.
• Five of the nine Premier League meetings between the two have ended in a draw, with both sides winning two apiece.
• West Ham have lost their last two away league matches.

Norwich manager Alex Neil: "As a team, we've got to try and get the supporters off their seats by putting in a good performance.

"We'll try our very best and the fans have then got to try and do their bit. It's all going to determine how we go about it.

"We need to rally around each other and make sure everybody's pushing the one way, and if we do that there's no reason why we can't get the result."

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John Roder
Match of the Day commentator

"Last weekend's defeat at bottom-of-the-table Aston Villa was a massive blow to Norwich and their hopes of avoiding an immediate return to the Championship.

"The Canaries are on a dreadful run, and really need something from this match to arrest their slide. An early goal for the visitors could see the mood at Carrow Road turn dramatically.

"The Hammers' final season at Upton Park may end with FA Cup glory, and Dimitri Payet's new contract is hugely encouraging for them.

"But West Ham were poor when I saw them lose at Southampton last weekend. Yet another draw between these two teams is a distinct possibility."

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Norwich make three changes from the team which lost to Aston Villa last time out. Keeper John Ruddy, winger Nathan Redmond and striker Cameron Jerome replace Declan Rudd, Youssouf Mulumbu and Dieumerci Mbokani.

Norwich XI: Ruddy; Martin, Klose, Bassong, Brady; Howson, O'Neil; Redmond, Hoolahan, Naismith; Jerome.

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West Ham picked up a few injuries in the extra-time win over Liverpool in the FA Cup in midweek and manager Slaven Bilic makes four changes. Keeper Adrian, defender Sam Byram, centre-back James Collins and midfielder Alex Song replace Darren Randolph plus the injured Joey O'Brien, Winston Reid and Cheikhou Kouyate. 

West Ham XI: Adrian, Byram, Collins, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Song, Noble, Obiang, Antonio, Payet, Valencia.

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Five league defeats on the bounce, dropping into the bottom three of the top flight and conceding goals for fun - Norwich are in desperate need of a turnaround in fortunes.

Into the fifth round of the FA Cup, their star player signing a new deal with the club and sixth in the Premier League - it's looking rosy for West Ham.

So will the Canaries be singing or will it be more happy days for the Hammers? Let's find out...