Unlucky!

Onel Hernandez is the latest Canaries player to fire an effort towards goal, but he can't quite get enough bend on the ball and it goes wide of the far post. The shot count must be nearing 20.

Lovely, lovely feet from Emi Buendia - and then a horrible, horrible finish.

The Argentine winger drags the ball past a couple of Blackburn defenders to set up a shooting chance in the box, but the angle is against him and he blazes it wide.

In fact, it's Norwich who now have a free-kick on the edge of the Blackburn box, which Emi Buendia will take.

His ball in is an absolute beauty, but a Blackburn head somehow diverts it behind for a corner.

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... And now they don't.

Speaking of loose challenges, Onel Hernandez concedes a free-kick with a mistimed tackle on former Norwich man Elliott Bennett.

The set-piece is cleared but Blackburn have the ball back...

After that Lewis Travis goal, the game has very much settled back into that familiar pattern of Norwich bossing the ball and keeping Blackburn in their own half of the field.

Now Bradley Dack, Rovers' chief playmaker, shows a bit of frustration with a loose challenge. No booking, though.

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Norwich have mustered a whopping 13 shots in the opening half an hour. Blackburn have had one.

And now it should be 3-1!

Teemu Pukki, involved in just about everything for Norwich, pulls wide before teeing up Marco Stiepermann - but his low effort is turned away by goalkeeper Jayson Leutwiler.

Three goals, one sitter missed and one maybe-red card. It's been an eventful opening 25 minutes at Carrow Road.

Darragh Lenihan is a really, really lucky man to still be on the pitch.

Teemu Pukki takes a touch to take him past the Blackburn defender and looks to be streaming through on goal, only for Lenihan to stretch out a leg and trip the Finland striker.

He's only shown a yellow card because Derrick Williams was, in the referee's eyes, providing cover. I don't think he would've got near Pukki, personally.

At the risk of repeating myself over and over, Blackburn just can't get out. It's relentless.

Norwich City play some terrific football, they have done all season, and that's very much been on show so far here. And, like all the top sides, when they lose it they win it back almost instantly - something that was evident in that goal.

They're straight back on the attack after kick-off, too, as Teemu Pukki's shot is deflected behind for a corner, which Blackburn manage to clear.

This is looking increasingly ominous for the visitors, who have been absolutely penned in during the opening nine minutes here.

Onel Hernandez is the latest Norwich player to shoot towards goal, sending a low right-footed effort on the swivel wide of the far post.

Goalscorer Jack O'Connell tells Sky Sports:

"It's about time I got a goal to be honest!

"We're gonna watch the game tomorrow and then we have the awards night. We'll see what happens (with the Leeds v Aston Villa game)."

Midfielder Oliver Norwood on winning his third promotion to the Premier League in three seasons:

"This promotion is extra special as it's the one I've been most involved in.

"It's a special football club and we deserve it. The boys have been brilliant.

"We always believed there'd be another twist. Leeds put it back in our hands and we were not going to give it back again."

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Discounting the odd clearance, I'm not sure Blackburn have touched the ball since they kicked off.

Marco Stiepermann links up with Teemu Pukki on the edge of the Rovers box, but his shot goes miles over the bar.

Norwich City win the first corner of the evening, which is swung in towards the near post but hacked clear for a second set-piece.

Again the near post is the target, but again the visitors survive.

The Canaries have started on the front foot, as you'd probably expect.

Speaking of familiar colours, the home stands at Carrow Road are looking an absolute picture tonight - yellow and green scarves and flags waving, balloons bobbing about and placards being held aloft.

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