Roy Beerens sends over a corner and a deep cross, but Norwich's zonal marking system deals with both.

The momentum has gone back to the home side, who are enjoying a spell of possession in Norwich's defensive third. Still very few chances of note though.

Sone Aluko gets a yard of space and whips in a cross for Liam Kelly, but the Reading midfielder can't get a telling touch on it and the ball runs out for a Norwich goal kick.

Timm Klose pulls down Roy Beerens to release the pressure for Reading. They've struggled to get Sone Aluko onto the ball so far.

Norwich enjoying a good period here, with Josh Murphy lively down the left-hand side and Cameron Jerome occupying the Reading centre-backs.

They need Wes Hoolahan or James Maddison to play that killer pass though.

So close for Cameron Jerome! The Norwich striker gets in behind, but his side-footed finish across the face of goal comes back off the post. Unlucky.

This game has come to life now, with both sides having settled into it. Alex Tettey takes a heavy challenge, but Reading refuse to put the ball out so he can get treatment.

Richard Hoff: There's a German revolution going on at Carrow Road. New manager, new team, new philosophy.

Daniel Farke has enjoyed an excellent run of late, that's for sure. Can his side hit back after conceding their first goal in six matches?

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This game started sleepily but has burst into life thanks to two pieces of quality. Liam Moore's goal is the first Norwich have conceded in the month of September.

Norwich pushing and only some close attention from Paul McShane prevents Cameron Jerome getting on the ball in the box.

James Maddison wins a free-kick though. It's a good position too.

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An early booking for Reading midfielder Leandro Bacuna for a trip in the middle of the pitch.

That was needless and means the former Aston Villa man will have to be careful from now on.

Reading look forward but poor passes from Tyler Blackett and then Liam Kelly see the moves break down.

Subdued atmosphere at the Madejski so far.

Norwich are playing in a black and white changed kit which is very much at odds with their usual yellow and green garb.

A low-key start in Berkshire, with neither side stamping their authority on it yet.

Reading get us under way at the Madejski. They really need a result. Can they get one in front of their own fans?

Daniel Farke opts to make two changes to the side which beat Middlesbrough 1-0 on Tuesday night.

Josh Murphy and Wes Hoolahan come in to support striker Cameron Jerome, meaning Marley Watkins and Yanic Wildschut drop to the bench.

Norwich: Gunn; Pinto (c), Zimmermann, Klose, Husband; Tettey, Trybull; Hoolahan, Maddison, Murphy; Jerome.

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With Brentford taking a point at Middlesbrough and Barnsley winning at Millwall, the pressure is on for Reading, who have dropped into 20th place.

Royals boss Jaap Stam makes two changes to the side which lost 2-1 at Millwall on Tuesday evening, bringing in Leandro Bacuna and Liam Kelly for Tiago Llori and Dave Edwards.

Reading: Mannone; Gunter, Blackett, McShane (c), Moore, van den Berg; Bacuna, Kelly, Beerens, McCleary; Aluko.

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Daniel Farke has hit his stride as Norwich City manager of late and it has shown on the pitch.

The Canaries travel to Reading looking to finish September without losing a game, having gone five Championship games without defeat. Not only that, Norwich are yet to concede a single goal in the league this month - a five-game run, which is a club record.

The run is even more impressive considering they shipped four goals in successive matches at the end of August on the road at Aston Villa and Millwall.

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Reading are without a win in their last four league games, but manager Jaap Stam believes the performances haven't been rewarded in the last few weeks.

"There is always pressure if you're not winning games, but if you look at most of our recent games we're still playing well, we're still going forward," he told BBC Radio Berkshire.

"It's not that we're playing badly. If we were creating nothing then we'd have a problem, but that's not the case."

Now, while we wait to bring you some reaction to the afternoon's results, let's turn our attention to this evening's game at the Madejski Stadium.