That's good goalkeeping from Owls stopper Keiren Westwood.

Mario Vrancic launches a ball over the top looking for Josh Murphy, but Westwood races out of his area and clears.

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The atmosphere has turned quite sour inside Carrow Road.

There's tension everywhere. Daniel Farke looks a worried man on the touchline.

Nelson Oliveira's miss a few moments ago won't do anything to ease the nerves.

Norwich should be level. Nelson Oliveira simply has to score.

Barry Bannan gives the ball away in midfield, James Maddison finds Oliveira free in the box, but the Canaries striker sends his effort wide.

Huge chance, bad miss.

The home fans are getting restless.

They haven't seen their side win at Carrow Road since 9 September, when they beat Birmingham 1-0.

The Canaries have offered little so far to cheer them up.

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Birmingham remain on a league-low 10 goals for the season, with Jeremie Boga missing a penalty in their 1-0 defeat by Fulham this afternoon.

"You hope that when you get that penalty it breaks a little bit of the hoodoo for you," manager Steve Cotterill told BBC WM.

"You don’t want to make any subs at the time because we were ok and well in the game and you’re hoping one of those chances will fall.

"When you get the penalty you're just hoping, please God, that it goes in the net because then that gives the lads more belief and it would have been interesting to see what happened in the last 10 minutes."

It really did come out of the blue that goal for Sheffield Wednesday. Neither side had shown any attacking threat thus far.

Jordan Rhodes demonstrated all of his predatory instincts - it was a fine header.

Finally a chance for Norwich! Well, a half chance.

James Maddison finds some room on the edge of the Wednesday box but smashes his shot well over.

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Carlos Carvalhal's Owls don't lose many games, but they've also struggled to win this season.

Four draws on the bounce have left them 12th in the table.

Sheffield Wednesday launch their first attack, but the move breaks down in the box.

This one hasn't got going yet. Anyone got any good sledging locations for tomorrow?

One of Norwich's biggest problems this campaign has been finding the back of the net.

They've scored just 18 goals in 20 matches.

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Norwich earn a dangerous free-kick as the returning Alex Pritchard goes down on the edge of the area under challenge from big Glenn Loovens.

But Mario Vrancic steps up and bends it over the bar. Poor.

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It's a cagey midfield battle inside the opening five minutes.

No shocks there with both sides desperate for three points.

There is a really good atmosphere inside Carrow Road considering the home faithful haven't had much to cheer this season.

An early goal for the Canaries would ease some of the pressure on boss Daniel Farke.

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Off they go.

Norwich in their classic yellow and green, the Owls in blue, black and white.

Good kits, no clashes, I'm pleased.

Norwich have not won at home in three months.

That's a lot of months.

We're just about ready to go...

The players make their way onto the pitch at an ice-cold Carrow Road.

Hats and scarves are the order of the day in the stands.

Let's hope we get some goals to warm the cockles.

Here are the two teams...

Norwich: Gunn, Pinto, Hanley, Klose, Stiepermann, Reed, Vrancic, Murphy, Maddison, Pritchard, Oliveira

Sheff Wed: Westwood, Palmer, Loovens, Van Aken, Fox, Wallace, Jones, Bannan, Reach, Rhodes, Hooper

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I wonder how Sheffield Wednesday fans are feeling about their campaign so far?

After making the play-offs last season, their 2017-18 effort hasn't really got going.

Nine draws in their 20 matches has left the Owls languishing in mid-table.

A win at Carrow Road might finally kick-start things for Carlos Carvalhal's men.