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That's as far as we go for the EFL weekend.

Ten-man Blackburn comfortably held out for a 3-1 win at beleaguered Norwich, who have now lost their past four matches.

We've still got a load more FA Cup action for you today though and you can keep across that here.

We'll be back with more EFL action on Tuesday when Rotherham host second-placed Ipswich.

Thanks for your company today.

Cheers!

Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk sport

There's a growing sense of anger around the football club.

Now for the first time really you do get those loud calls of 'we want Wagner out'.

I have not seen David Wagner come out on the pitch, but you probably can't blame him for that. He knows what reaction he will get.

Chris the gardener, West Raynham: To Anon at 13:41 GMT - it's called apathy, which is worse than anger. What a mess the club is in.

Ann: Too little, too late. Not a response to save the manager. Lack of intensity and energy. Not clinical. Slow and casual in possession. Too easily dispossessed. Sloppy again but at least no own goal... No way passed 10 players. Poor again.

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Four straight losses for Norwich and that might be that for boss David Wagner.

The full-time whistle is met with loud boos from the home fans still in the stands.

This game was as good as over in the first 15 minutes thanks to early goals from Tyrhys Dolan and Sammie Szmodics.

The latter made it 3-0 after the break and looked like they could win by just about anything.

Scott Wharton was then sent off for Rovers for a last-man foul on Onel Hernandez with 35 minutes to play.

Norwich eventually pulled one back in time added on through Gabriel Sara but they were well beaten today.

Blackburn have won four of their past five and they're going the opposite way to the Canaries.

Leopold Wahlstedt makes a save from Hwang Ui-jo.

The ball's loose but Norwich can't scramble it in.

Blackburn skipper Lewis Travis is booked for timewasting.

Doubt he's TOO bothered.

Quick bit of housekeeping.

That goal means Norwich won't drop from 17th to 18th.

Silver linings and all that.

Ryan Jarvis
Former Norwich City striker for BBC Radio Norfolk

It comes from McLean, a great pass.

He has been the brighter spark of a disappointing afternoon.

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The announcement of six minutes added on was met with boos by the home fans.

They just want this over.

I suspect it might be over for Canaries boss David Wagner.

Six minutes added on as Blackburn almost score a fourth as Kenny McLean just stops a low cross finding Tyrhys Dolan at the back stick.

Anon: The other week I said Norwich played like a Sunday league team, I would like to apologise to Sunday league teams, you are much better.

The first two goals they conceded today really were incredibly basic.

Blackburn make a triple sub.

Double goalscorer Sammie Szmodics is one of three to go off.

He's had a fine game today.

Ryan Jarvis
Former Norwich City striker for BBC Radio Norfolk

Blackburn have done exactly what they needed to do after going down to 10.

They have been superb and haven't let Norwich break through them.

Marcelino Nunez is booked for the home side.

Have to say it looks like the vast majority of Norwich fans have stayed.

That said, that might be so they can make their feelings known at full time.

Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk sport

They've had eight corners and haven't looked like scoring from any of them.

They haven't looked threatening enough.

Anon: It would surely help Norwich if the crowd got behind them. They’ve just had three corners taken in pretty much total silence.

David: As a Canary follower of 70 years I despair. The spirit in the camp at the moment is so low I doubt they'd score if Blackburn were down to seven players.

Strong words from David there. It's a difficult time to be Norwich fan just now.

If this stays as it is Norwich are going to slip one place from 17th to 18th.

Hardly the biggest take home their fans will take from this afternoon's match but still, not great.

Just a reminder, when they last won a league match on 30 September they were seventh.

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Norwich have conceded the most goals in the division but they have also scored as many goals as third-placed Leeds.

That cutting edge has been in short supply today though.

They're huffing and puffing just now but it doesn't look like the Rovers house is about to be blown down.