That's where we'll leave you tonight.

Norwich might have come away with defeat, but they can celebrate promotion back to the big time at the first time of asking.

Bournemouth, meanwhile, look in fine shape ahead of a likely play-off campaign.

The attention turns to the relegation battle tomorrow, with Rotherham, Birmingham and Coventry all in action before Norwich v Watford in midweek and we'll bring you all the action then.

For now, thank you for joining us.

Bournemouth boss Jonathan Woodgate told Sky Sports:

"We're not in the play-offs yet. Full credit to the lads, that's six wins now and Norwich are a top team.

"We made the right substitution at half-time and won 3-1. Norwich started quick. They're a good team, but who knows how the game would go if it were 11 v 11?

"The referee did well tonight, he made the right decisions. It is a red card."

Right then.

Here's what the top of the Championship table looks like after that result.

Bournemouth stay in fifth place but, after a sixth successive league win, they move level on points with Brentford and two points off third-placed Swansea.

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Norwich midfielder Todd Cantwell told Sky Sports:

"It's massive. It's not an easy task when you get relegated to bounce straight back and today we've managed to do that.

"It's disappointing this evening. I thought we started well. A controversial decision and some controversial goals but we can go home smiling knowing we're going up.

"I want to improve. I want to show myself and show the team are good enough to stay up."

Norwich midfielder Kenny McLean told Sky Sports:

"We deserve promotion. Tonight I think the way we started the game was outstanding. We were well on top of them.

"I won't say too much about the officials but it wasn't their night, it was ours.

"We'll try and put it to bed, enjoy ourselves. We've achieved our goal but there's still some games to go so we'll stay strong."

And so the battle turns to the Championship title now. And what a fixture we have coming up on Tuesday.

Norwich face Watford knowing that victory would clinch them another second-tier title.

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Bournemouth spoil the party as they beat Norwich in style to end their unbeaten run at Carrow Road thanks to a succession of stunning strikes.

As comprehensive a second half performance as you will see but you have to say Dimitrios Giannoulis's red card in the first half overshadowed an entertaining game.

Norwich's 18-match unbeaten run at Carrow Road is shortly coming to an end.

And Ben Pearson draws another foul and booking, this time as Oliver Skipp is shown a yellow card for a foul.

Meanwhile, Bournemouth bring off Arnaut Danjuma for Jack Stacey as we enter three minutes of time added on.

Junior Stanislas tries an audacious volleyed effort from Philip Billing's cross-field ball into the Norwich box.

However, his effort ends up nearer the corner flag than in the net.

Jacob Sorensen puts in a crunching challenge on Adam Smith who goes into the advertising boards on the sidelines in the aftermath and clutches his leg.

Credit to referee Graham Scott, who waves play on and allows the game to continue.

Nothing wrong with that. The Norwich substitute won the ball fair and square.

Norwich are almost certainly headed for their first defeat this season after taking the lead and only their second loss at home.

Bournemouth have really made their advantage count after half-time and are worthy of their lead.

A double change for Norwich.

Todd Cantwell is withdrawn for Jordan Hugill and Onel Hernandez replaces Emi Buendia.

Meanwhile in League One, John Sheridan has offered to resign as manager of Swindon Town after their 4-1 defeat by AFC Wimbledon left them bottom of the league and facing an immediate return to League Two.

You can read more on that, here.

David Brooks is withdrawn for Junior Stanislas as Bournemouth make another change.,

Just under 20 minutes remain for them to hold out and pull off a sixth-straight win.

Kenny McLean is already on a yellow card and he goes in on the onrushing David Brooks.

Referee Graham Scott letting him off this time, with Norwich just about avoiding being reduced to nine players.

Meanwhile, soon after, David Brooks goes into the book himself for a cynical foul.

As it stands Bournemouth are heading for a sixth-straight win - talk about finding form at the right time with the play-offs not far away.

Victory at Carrow Road would leave the Cherries seven points clear of Reading, in seventh.

Arnaut Danjuma is in the mood now.

He lets fly with another shot on the turn which is beaten away by Tim Krul. Bournemouth have a swagger about them.

Teemu Pukki is brought off for Norwich and is replaced by Przemyslaw Placheta.

More changes for the hosts as they battle to match Bournemouth's player advantage.

Pukki gets some ice to the knee as he makes way.